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Sport-Related Concussion Short Course
Published Thu 27 Mar 2025
Connectivity Traumatic Brain Injury Australia has designed a free 15-minute interactive online course educating instructors, coaches, umpires, staff, volunteers, parents and other interested people to recognise and manage a sport-related concussion injury. The course is self-paced, so you can enrol today and complete it at any time.
This course is not a professional qualification or accreditation. It provides knowledge and a basic level of concussion education that will make you more confident in your actions if you are a first responder to a concussion.
You will discover:
- Module I: What is a concussion and how do they occur?
- Module II: Recognising a concussion
- Module III: Responding to a potential concussion, concussion management and recovery
- Special considerations for sport-related concussion
The course includes stories from people with lived experience of concussion in a sporting context including:
- Kellie Gibson (AFLW West Coast Eagles Player)
- Tom Bergin (Former hockey player)
- Renee Forrest (Jockey)
The course additionally provides guidance on return to learn, work and sport, as well as providing downloadable fact sheets covering sport-related concussion and persistent post-concussion symptoms following sport-related concussion.
The course is free, and you can get a certificate for an investment of $10 upon completion.