The first annual Concussion Awareness Week will be held across British Columbia from September 26th to October 2nd, to raise awareness about concussions and encourage everyone to learn to prevent,…
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The information, tools and resources in this toolkit are intended to increase British Columbians’ awareness of concussion during BC’s Concussion Awareness Week, which will take place from September 26 to…
Concussion can be more difficult to diagnose in those with visual impairments. Reduced visual functioning is a common characteristic of concussion; blurred vision, sensitivity to light, and visual fatigue are…
CATT has released a Concussion Resource Package for Motion Picture, Film, and Live Performance Workers created in collaboration with the Union of British Columbia Performers. The new package includes education…
If you are interested in mandating CATT for your sports organization, please contact us.
We are proud to announce that the CATT website won Gold in the 2020 International Safety Media Awards! ISMA honours exceptional safety media from around the world. Categories include Print,…
CATT for Athletes includes a 30-minute, video-based course delivered in an interactive and engaging format. It provides detailed information on concussion recognition, reporting and management in the context of varsity and high-performance athletes.
Despite rising levels of overall concussion symptom knowledge, this study shows a potential gap in the knowledge of the relationship between concussions and mental health issues.
The CATT for Medical Professionals now includes a new module for physiotherapists and occupational therapists who treat patients with concussion.
The new CATT for Women’s Support Workers gives those who support survivors of intimate partner violence evidence-based tools.
