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Concussion Management

CONCUSSION MANAGEMENT

The Concussion Clinic at Max Health Fredericton consists of a team of Physiotherapists, Chiropractors, and Athletic Therapists.

Fredericton Concussion Management

Our healthcare professionals will complete a thorough assessment to determine the appropriate concussion profile for the patient:

  1. Cervicogenic
  2. Post Concussion Headache
  3. Cognitive Fatigue
  4. Ocular Disturbance
  5. Vestibular Disturbance
  6. Anxiety/Depression

For the most recent research in Concussion Management, see the International Symposium on Statement 2016. The Max Health Concussion Clinic uses evidence-based protocols derived from this Consensus Statement.

What is a concussion?

A concussion (also referred to as a mild traumatic brain injury) is a traumatic brain injury caused by the brain moving in the skull.  It is usually caused by impact to the head, face, or neck or a blow to the body that causes a sudden jolting of the head. This can include injuries incurred due to falling, assault, sport, or motor vehicle accident (e.g., whiplash). A diagnosis of concussion does NOT require a loss of consciousness.

What are the symptoms of a concussion?

Symptoms of a concussion can affect you physically, cognitively, emotionally, and can disrupt your sleep patterns.

PHYSICALLY

  • dizziness
  • headache
  • nausea
  • pressure in the head
  • trouble with balance
  • sensitivity to light or noise
  • blurry vision

COGNITIVELY

  • confusion
  • fogginess / not thinking clearly
  • difficulty concentrating
  • poor memory

EMOTIONALLY

  • irritability
  • nervousness or anxiousness
  • more emotional
  • sadness

SLEEP DISTURBANCE

  • feeling unusually tired
  • can’t sleep
  • sleeping poorly
  • sleeping too much

If you think that you have sustained a concussion, seek immediate medical attention from a healthcare professional specifically trained in concussion management.

Contact our Concussion Clinic at 506-451-6837.

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CONCUSSION CLINIC FAQ

What should I do if I have been diagnosed with a concussion?

If you have recently suffered a concussion, you should start the healing process by resting for 72 hours.  Following this timeframe, you can commence light activity that does not cause an increase in symptoms.  Do not progress until you have seen a concussion professional at one of our two Max Health Institute locations in Fredericton.  

Max Health’s Concussion Clinic aims to provide the City of Fredericton and surrounding areas with an evidence-based assessment and treatment protocol for those who have suffered a concussive incident.

What services are included in concussion management?
  • Concussion Assessment
  • Monitored Return-to-Learn/-Play Management
  • Vestibular (Inner Ear) & Basic Vision Assessment
  • SCAT5 Assessment
  • Cervical (Neck) Assessment
  • Following of the NB Trauma Guidelines
Why does my therapist look at my neck when I have a concussion?

Research supports that some of the symptoms with your concussion may be neck-related more so than a traumatic brain injury. It is very common for concussion clients to also have whiplash symptoms.

If I have a concussion, do I need to stay in a dark room or be on bedrest?

It is important to rest fully for 72 hours after a concussion. After 72 hours, the latest evidence-based research supports light physical and mental exercise to accelerate the healing process. This is one of the main reasons why it is imperative to see a trained concussion therapist to determine what exercises are best for you after a concussion.

OUR TREATING PROFESSIONALS

Currie Center

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Caitlin Marshall, Athletic Therapist

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Cameron DuPlessis, Physiotherapist

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January 8, 2021

Cameron DuPlessis Physiotherapist Clinic – Currie Center (UNB) Meet Cam! Cameron started his post-secondary education by pursuing a BScKin at the University of New Brunswick. After volunteering at the Stan Cassidy Centre for Rehabilitation in Fredericton, he developed a strong interest in pursuing an education in physiotherapy. It was at Stan Cassidy where he saw…

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Geoffrey Mabey, Athletic Therapist & Osteopath

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January 8, 2021

Geoffrey Mabey Co-Owner, Athletic Therapist & Osteopath Clinic – Currie Center (UNB) & Prospect Street Meet Geoff! Geoff has been an Athletic Therapist for over 20 years and has been practicing as an Osteopath since 2011, receiving his designation in 2014.  He has gained a significant amount of experience working and a tremendous passion working…

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Ryan Sweeney, Sport Physiotherapist

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January 8, 2021

Ryan Sweeney Co-Owner & Physiotherapist Clinic – Currie Center (UNB) & Prospect Street Meet Ryan! Ryan earned a Master in Physiotherapy from Western University in 2011. After working as a physiotherapist for one year in Ottawa, Ryan moved to Fredericton to begin working at the Max Health Currie Center clinic at the University of New…

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Prospect Street

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Emily, Wright Occupational Therapist

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August 25, 2021

Emily Wright Occupational Therapist Clinic – Prospect Street Meet Emily! Emily is an Occupational Therapist (OT) who graduated with a BSC. (Hons) Psychology degree from the University of New Brunswick, and she liked Fredericton so much that she stuck around to complete her MSc. Exercise and Sport Science degree. Emily always wanted to be in…

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Geoffrey Mabey, Athletic Therapist & Osteopath

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January 8, 2021

Geoffrey Mabey Co-Owner, Athletic Therapist & Osteopath Clinic – Currie Center (UNB) & Prospect Street Meet Geoff! Geoff has been an Athletic Therapist for over 20 years and has been practicing as an Osteopath since 2011, receiving his designation in 2014.  He has gained a significant amount of experience working and a tremendous passion working…

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Quinn Mercer, Physiotherapist

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January 8, 2021

Quinn Mercer Physiotherapist Clinic – Prospect Street Meet Quinn! Quinn loved physiotherapy school so much, he went back again for another Masters in Manipulative Physiotherapy! This has allowed Quinn to become a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT), one of only a handful in NB, as well as better evaluate and integrate…

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Ryan Sweeney, Sport Physiotherapist

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January 8, 2021

Ryan Sweeney Co-Owner & Physiotherapist Clinic – Currie Center (UNB) & Prospect Street Meet Ryan! Ryan earned a Master in Physiotherapy from Western University in 2011. After working as a physiotherapist for one year in Ottawa, Ryan moved to Fredericton to begin working at the Max Health Currie Center clinic at the University of New…

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Contact Our Fredericton Health Clinic

To discuss your specific injury or condition and to learn more about our services, please call our clinics at 506-451-6837.

Your Health!  Our Priority!

Locations

CURRIE CENTER, UNB

15 Peter Kelly Drive
Unit 3-06
Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3
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Tel: 506-451-6837
Fax: 506-447-3275
info@maxhealthfred.ca

PROSPECT STREET

550 Prospect Street
Suite 2
Fredericton, NB E3B 6G9
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Tel: 506-451-6837
Fax: 506-206-5540
info2@maxhealthfred.ca

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Currie Center (UNB)

15 Peter Kelly Drive
Unit 3-06
Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3
(Click For Map)
Tel: 506-451-6837
Fax: 506-447-3275
info@maxhealthfred.ca

Prospect Street

550 Prospect Street
Suite 2
Fredericton, NB E3B 6G9
(Click For Map)
Tel: 506-451-6837
Fax: 506-206-5540
info2@maxhealthfred.ca

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