What People Are Saying About Concussion Alliance
We are grateful to be making an impact! Here is what people, including patients, caregivers, healthcare providers, researchers, interns, college administrators, and other nonprofit leaders, are saying about Concussion Alliance.
Michelle Limmer, concussion patient
After she posted about Concussion Alliance on Instagram, we interviewed Michelle Limmer about the challenges she faced getting appropriate care for a concussion and how Concussion Alliance helped her with her concussion recovery.
@michelololmade the Instagram post below, adding, “Thank you so much for your incredible work and the resources you provide! You have changed my life.”
“The work the Concussion Alliance is doing is incredibly important to concussion patients. The healthcare system can be challenging to navigate and many people need help figuring out what to do and where to go.”
In this 60-second video, Summer 2023 interns Hannah Hartmann, Zoe Cronin, Nora Williamson, and Charley Draheim talk about how the Concussion Alliance internship program affected their future career aspirations. Nora talks about how she will be able to apply the skills she learned in the internship to future research, while Hannah, Zoe, and Charley discuss how the internship highlighted how many career paths are possible within the field of concussion research.
“The ConcussionAlliance.org site is great, and I found it super useful when I got my concussion. It explains better than the doctors did.”
“This is a PSA for Concussion Alliance . My daughter recently got a concussion skiing. I was frantically looking at websites to learn what to watch out for, how to handle the first 48 hours, etc.
ConcussionAlliance.org was by orders of magnitude the best website out there. It is a fantastic website for parents, teachers or anyone involved in sports. It is full of immediately useful, up to date information on concussions: what to do, what not to do, how to recover, etc. I can’t recommend this website highly enough.
This website changed everything for us. We went from scared and timid to strong, secure, and knowledgeable because of this website. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.”
In a 2-minute video, intern alums discuss highlights from our internship program and what they have learned about concussions.
John Garay Hernandez (Winter 2022 program), Kira Kunzman (Summer 2023 program), and Melissa Brown (Summer 2021 program) reflect on the program environment and explain how their views of concussions have changed as a result of the program.
“I think that it exceeded my expectations - I’m just so grateful for this experience.
I think I’m really interested in public health now, which I’ve been exploring more [because of this internship]. There’s so much out there, and I feel so much more confident... to go out there and pursue my interests.”
In a 2-minute video, Winter 2023 interns Anna Center and Zoe Cronin talk about how the internship positively affected their thinking about their career paths and sense of self-worth.
Michelle Limmer, concussion patient
After she posted about Concussion Alliance on Instagram, we interviewed Michelle Limmer about the challenges she faced getting appropriate care for a concussion and how Concussion Alliance helped her with her concussion recovery.
@michelolol made the Instagram post below, adding, “Thank you so much for your incredible work and the resources you provide! You have changed my life.”
In a 2-minute video, intern alums discuss highlights from our internship program and what they have learned about concussions.
John Garay Hernandez (Winter 2022 program), Kira Kunzman (Summer 2023 program), and Melissa Brown (Summer 2021 program) reflect on the program environment and explain how their views of concussions have changed as a result of the program.
In this 60-second video, Summer 2023 interns Hannah Hartmann, Zoe Cronin, Nora Williamson, and Charley Draheim talk about how the Concussion Alliance internship program affected their future career aspirations. Nora talks about how she will be able to apply the skills she learned in the internship to future research, while Hannah, Zoe, and Charley discuss how the internship highlighted how many career paths are possible within the field of concussion research.
In a 2-minute video, Winter 2023 interns Anna Center and Zoe Cronin talk about how the internship positively affected their thinking about their career paths and sense of self-worth.
In a 45-second video, Summer 2023 interns Anna Center, Charley Draheim, and Alex Rosmarino describe their overall experiences with the Concussion Alliance internship program and the specific aspects of the program that they enjoyed the most.
In a 2-minute video, summer 2020 intern Caroline Saksena talks about her experience during her time at Concussion Alliance.
Caroline discusses the online resource that she created during her internship and different parts of the curriculum that she found enlightening.
