Town & Gown's Lunch at the Forum
Concussion: What Is It, What Happens After and What Can You Do?
Town & Gown is hosting Lunch at the Forum in TWO formats this year! The traditional in-person luncheons have returned and live streaming of the speakers' presentations that debuted last year, continue again. Advance tickets are required for both.
March 3, 2022
Mary Kennedy, Ph.D.
Professor and Chair, Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, Crean College of Health and Behavioral Sciences.
Chances are that you know someone who has had a concussion; maybe you have even had one yourself. Some of the signs and symptoms of possible concussion include drowsiness, confusion, agitation and headaches that don’t go away. Come learn about what we now know about concussion in 2021, including changes to the brain and recovery. The attention drawn to concussion in athletes, children, young adults, and veterans, has allowed us to figure out how to support them when they have lingering challenges at school, home, work and in relationships.
Dr. Kennedy will explain the most recent statistics, what can be done to help those with lasting concussion symptoms, and what you can do to help if you know someone with a concussion.
You can contact the event organizer, Joy Flynn, Manager, Support Group Programs at jflynn@chapman.edu or (714) 744-7608.
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