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Heading education needed in girls' and women's soccer
Based on their study of heading in girls' and women's soccer, researchers Kerry Peek et al. are calling for targeted resources to support heading skill development.
Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Associated With More Than Double The Risk Of Psychotic Disorders
Patients with a mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) carry over twice the risk of developing a psychotic disorder compared to those with non-head injuries, according to a recent study published in Cureus.
Fresh Air, Clear Mind: The Power of Nature on Mental Health
Dose of Nature, a charity founded by former National Health Service (NHS) psychologist Alison Greenwood, is prescribing time in nature as a treatment for mental health.
Jungian psychology: the loss and subsequent rebuilding of the self following traumatic brain injury
A recent article published in Neuro Rehab Times details a study that explored the loss and subsequent rebuilding of the self following traumatic brain injury (TBI) through the framing of Jungian analytical psychology.
Post-concussion symptom severity phenotypes predict risk of depression after concussion in adults
A recent study published in BMC Psychiatry found that post-concussion symptom severity, injury severity, and psychological resilience can predict the risk of post-concussion depression in adults.
Practicing self-compassion can mitigate the long-term mental health impact of TBI
An article published by the Brain Health Association of America suggests that practicing regular self-compassion leads to the mitigation of mental health issues after a traumatic brain injury (including concussion).