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Concussions end an NHL dream.
Connor Crisp had a promising NHL career ahead of him, but as soon as it started, it was over. Radio-Canada explores how Crisp is one of several NHL players speaking out about how concussions ended a career and a dream.
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How A Digital Solution Improves Concussion Management - HeadCheck Health
A digital solution improves concussion testing procedures, enables data-driven decisions and scales to the fit the requirements of your organization.
Hockey school working to prevent youth suicides in northern communities | CBC News
About 100 young hockey players from the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation in northern Saskatchewan are taking part in the Shoot-to-Score Hockey School in Flin Flon, Man., this week.Concussions In Women's Sports
Edmonton Oilers forward Zack Kassian perseveres to become one of hockey’s best stories - TSN.ca
Once on the verge of throwing his NHL career away, the Edmonton winger is now four years sober, a proud new father and playing a vital role on the Oilers’ top line, TSN Senior Hockey Reporter Frank Seravalli writes.
Walking his darkest path: Mark Rypien’s long struggle with traumatic brain injury
Mark Rypien doesn’t know if he has CTE: diagnosis can only be made with an autopsy. But both he and his wife, Danielle, can identify the signposts./arc-anglerfish-tgam-prod-tgam.s3.amazonaws.com/public/AGVJ5RSLIREALNMPGOOEIQKTT4 "Hockey world steps up mental health support. But i")
Hockey world steps up mental health support. But is it enough?
Canada’s hockey world is taking steps to raise awareness of mental illness and brain injury among its players. But is it enough?
Goaltender says he knows 'how to handle it now and it's nothing to be scared of'
Goaltender Robin Lehner, who before the season disclosed his struggles with mental illness and is now a finalist for the Vezina Trophy as the NHL's top goaltender, is a huge reason the New York Islanders returned to the playoffs after a two-year absence.
Mentorship gives B.C. junior hockey players first-hand look at addiction
"We are not trying to scare anyone here, we are simply giving the players the truth."
Prince George's Myles Mattila Speaks Out On Mental Health Awareness
While many young people keep their illness hidden because of the stigma, young men are particularly at risk.
Bell Let’s Talk
Bell Let’s Talk is a wide-reaching, multi-year program designed to break the silence around mental illness and support mental health all across Canada.N.H.L. Veteran Jim Kyte Talks Concussions
Islanders goalie Robin Lehner opens up about his addiction...
In this exclusive first-person essay, the New York Islanders goaltender opens up about his struggles with alcohol and drugs, his bipolar diagnosis and how he 'is truly ready to battle now.'Kevin Stevens’s Battle with Addiction
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