I have been writing Concussion Talk for over four years. During that time I have written copious posts and an ebook, Detour. I enjoy writing and getting my ideas on paper, or on a screen as the case may be. That being said, beginning in January 2015, I would like to do more public speaking about brain ...
Sunday Part Two: Learning curve
As with last week, this second Sunday went well, albeit with fewer particpants. I've been tired this week, and I was out with friends on Saturday night, but it still felt good to get up on Sunday morning and go to the Pilates studio. As is so often the case with any exercise, I felt better ...
Sunday
I taught my first Pilates class at Pony Locale yesterday. I'm happy about it and I'm excited to do more teaching! I'm a bit hesitant to say that the class went well because it's not for me to decide. It went well if the participants all enjoyed it and felt good after the class. They ...
My ebook, Detour!
Available here! I self published it, via Leanpub, on August 1, 2014, 11 years after my accident (coma and brain injury too) and almost 12 years after the completion of a two month bike trip across Canada. Click through to get to the link!
Detour
Detour - that's the title of my ebook (available here). I self published it, via Leanpub, on August 1, 2014, 11 years after my accident (coma and brain injury too) and almost 12 years after the completion of a two month bike trip across Canada. That's what the book is about. I have sold 68 copies ...
Getting back to where you were
Huh? That seems counterproductive. I've always understood life and time as concepts that move forward, but commonly, after a very difficult injury that changes the way one sees and interacts with the world and society, people say that instead of moving forward, one should 'get back to the way you were'. Granted, I thought this way ...
Great Physiotherapy Site!
My friend Jess Schwartz is a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)  in New York City and she's started a site www.pt2go.co in which she "hopes to share the most practical and accessible EBM tools and techniques that can be translated into direct clinical practice all while being communicated clearly and concisely to the patient, physician, and ...
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#TheConcussionChallenge:Â http://theconcussionblog.com/2014/08/28/theconcussionchallenge/
Canadian Concussion Collaborative
CCC Website The Canadian Concussion Collaborative (CCC) is comprised of nine health related organizations and is chaired by the Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine: The Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians (CAEP) The Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine (CASEM) The Canadian Center for Ethics in Sports (CCES) The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) The Canadian Paediatric Society (CPS) The Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA) The College of Family Physicians ...
Mea culpa, or “We’ll dig our way out!”
The Simpsons This morning I wrote a post in which my point had been almost fully developed. It was a decent length too. I had been writing for a couple of hours, then I paused to make lunch, all the while I grew less certain about what I really wanted to say. After lunch, I re-read ...