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Concussion: The Patient Rehabilitation Journey Part I
20 or 40 Hours of CEU in All 50 States đșđž
Office Hours | Private Community | Live Faculty Q&A.
Office Hours | Private Community | Live Faculty Q&A.
Welcome to the Concussion Corner AcademyÂź
Concussion: The Patient Rehabilitation Journey
Part I
Concussion: The Patient Rehabilitation Journey Part II
The Concussion Corner AcademyÂź Story
I founded The Concussion Corner AcademyÂź (CCA) after I suffered my own brain injury in 2013. During my recovery, I identified several gaps in the system. I experienced a unique dichotomy of being both doctor and patient undergoing up-to 14 hours of rehabilitation a week for 14 months.
During that time, I learned all about loss, the importance of community, and the strength to push through in the areas that I was able to after my injury.
Since my concussion that has resulted in persistent symptoms, the healthcare community has greeted me with implicit trust across disciplines to promote thought leadership in the rehabilitative community in order to disseminate and instill compassionate care for concussion patients of today.
The goal has always been to promote healing, decrease suffering, increase support, and deliver it with kindness to an often mismanaged concussion patient population. CCA is devoted to a mission-driven purpose of supporting traditionally underserved patient communities and underfunded non-profit organizations in the brain injury sector. We believe by providing thoughtfully curated education, training, and support, one clinician at a time, we will serve many.
In my career and recovery, Iâve learned that education and a supportive inclusive community are a privilege. And with that in mind, our philosophy at CCA is Teach One. Serve Many.
Thank you for stopping by The Concussion Corner AcademyÂź. I look forward to inspiring you to be a brain injury champion in all realms of treatment, advocacy, and support.
â Dr. Jessica B. Schwartz, Founder
Since my concussion that has resulted in persistent symptoms, the healthcare community has greeted me with implicit trust across disciplines to promote thought leadership in the rehabilitative community in order to disseminate and instill compassionate care for concussion patients of today.
The goal has always been to promote healing, decrease suffering, increase support, and deliver it with kindness to an often mismanaged concussion patient population. CCA is devoted to a mission-driven purpose of supporting traditionally underserved patient communities and underfunded non-profit organizations in the brain injury sector. We believe by providing thoughtfully curated education, training, and support, one clinician at a time, we will serve many.
In my career and recovery, Iâve learned that education and a supportive inclusive community are a privilege. And with that in mind, our philosophy at CCA is Teach One. Serve Many.
Thank you for stopping by The Concussion Corner AcademyÂź. I look forward to inspiring you to be a brain injury champion in all realms of treatment, advocacy, and support.
â Dr. Jessica B. Schwartz, Founder
The Concussion Corner AcademyÂź Story
I founded The Concussion Corner AcademyÂź (CCA) after I suffered my own brain injury in 2013. During my recovery, I identified several gaps in the system. I experienced a unique dichotomy of being both doctor and patient undergoing up-to 14 hours of rehabilitation a week for 14 months.
During that time, I learned all about loss, the importance of community, and the strength to push through in the areas that I was able to after my injury.
Since my concussion that has resulted in persistent symptoms, the healthcare community has greeted me with implicit trust across disciplines to promote thought leadership in the rehabilitative community in order to disseminate and instill compassionate care for concussion patients of today.
The goal has always been to promote healing, decrease suffering, increase support, and deliver it with kindness to an often mismanaged concussion patient population. CCA is devoted to a mission-driven purpose of supporting traditionally underserved patient communities and underfunded non-profit organizations in the brain injury sector. We believe by providing thoughtfully curated education, training, and support, one clinician at a time, we will serve many.
In my career and recovery, Iâve learned that education and a supportive inclusive community are a privilege. And with that in mind, our philosophy at CCA is Teach One. Serve Many.
Thank you for stopping by The Concussion Corner AcademyÂź. I look forward to inspiring you to be a brain injury champion in all realms of treatment, advocacy, and support.
â Dr. Jessica B. Schwartz, Founder
Since my concussion that has resulted in persistent symptoms, the healthcare community has greeted me with implicit trust across disciplines to promote thought leadership in the rehabilitative community in order to disseminate and instill compassionate care for concussion patients of today.
The goal has always been to promote healing, decrease suffering, increase support, and deliver it with kindness to an often mismanaged concussion patient population. CCA is devoted to a mission-driven purpose of supporting traditionally underserved patient communities and underfunded non-profit organizations in the brain injury sector. We believe by providing thoughtfully curated education, training, and support, one clinician at a time, we will serve many.
In my career and recovery, Iâve learned that education and a supportive inclusive community are a privilege. And with that in mind, our philosophy at CCA is Teach One. Serve Many.
Thank you for stopping by The Concussion Corner AcademyÂź. I look forward to inspiring you to be a brain injury champion in all realms of treatment, advocacy, and support.
â Dr. Jessica B. Schwartz, Founder
Our Non-Profit Partnership
Similar to the origins of Concussion Corner AcademyÂź, the founders of Headway Foundation, Paige Decker, Josephine Pucci, and Danny Otto, have each lived and fought through concussion battles.
We chose our friends at Headway Foundation because our visions are aligned and we are both organizations focused on improving the lives of concussion patients of today. It can take a village and we want to support Headway Foundationâs program focusing on Awareness, Aid, and Advocacy with their #NewTough campaign.
We chose our friends at Headway Foundation because our visions are aligned and we are both organizations focused on improving the lives of concussion patients of today. It can take a village and we want to support Headway Foundationâs program focusing on Awareness, Aid, and Advocacy with their #NewTough campaign.
Our Non-Profit Partnership
Similar to the origins of Concussion Corner AcademyÂź, the founders of Headway Foundation, Paige Decker, Josephine Pucci, and Danny Otto, have each lived and fought through concussion battles.
We chose our friends at Headway Foundation because our visions are aligned and we are both organizations focused on improving the lives of concussion patients of today. It can take a village and we want to support Headway Foundationâs program focusing on Awareness, Aid, and Advocacy with their #NewTough campaign.
We chose our friends at Headway Foundation because our visions are aligned and we are both organizations focused on improving the lives of concussion patients of today. It can take a village and we want to support Headway Foundationâs program focusing on Awareness, Aid, and Advocacy with their #NewTough campaign.
The Concussion Corner AcademyÂź
Our Vision
The Concussion Corner AcademyÂź
Our Vision
Our Team
Program Faculty
Christina L. Master, MD, FAAP, CAQSM, FACSM
CLINICAL PROFESSOR
Professor of Clinical Pediatrics
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
PART I
John J. Leddy, MD
CLINICAL PROFESSOR
University at Buffalo SUNY, Dept. of Orthopaedics
Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
PART I
Lenore Herget, PT, DPT, SCS, MEd, CSCS
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
Sports Physical Therapist at MGH
Concussion Rehab Consultant at Harvard / MGH
Concussion Rehab Consultant at Harvard / MGH
PART I
Becky Bliss, PT, DPT, DHSc
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
University of Missouri, Dept. of Physical Therapy
Board Certified Neurological PT
Board Certified Neurological PT
PART I PART II
Dustin J. Fink, MS, ATC
ATHLETIC TRAINER
Illinois High School Association
Sports Medicine Advisory Committee
Sports Medicine Advisory Committee
PART I
José Posas, MD, FAAN
SPORTS NEUROLOGIST
Ochsner Health System
Ochsner Neurology Residency Program Director
Ochsner Neurology Residency Program Director
PART II
Neera Kapoor, OD, MS, FAAO, FCOVD-A
NEURO-OPTOMETRIST
Clinical Professor of Rehabilitation Medicine
New York University Grossman School of Medicine
New York University Grossman School of Medicine
PART II
Julia Treleaven, PhD, BPhty, FACP
CERVICAL SPINE PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Senior Lecturer and Researcher
University of Queensland, Australia
University of Queensland, Australia
PART II
Elizabeth J. Martori, OTL
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
Vision and Neurological Clinical Specialist
NYU Rusk Rehabilitation
NYU Rusk Rehabilitation
PART II
Coming Soon
NEUROPSYCHOLOGIST
Coming Soon
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PART II
Lynn Reed, MA, CCC-SLP, CBIS, MSCS
SPEECH & LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST
Adv. Clinical Specialist in Speech-Language Pathology
Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation
Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation
PART II
Jessica B. Schwartz, PT, DPT, CSCS
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
Concussion Corner AcademyÂź
Physical Therapy To Go, PLLC
Physical Therapy To Go, PLLC
PART I PART II
The Concussion Corner AcademyÂź
Our Mission
The Concussion Corner AcademyÂź