Shift Concussion Management Inc.

05/29/2026

Calling all PTs, DCs, OTs, CAT(C)s and other HCPs! Now’s the time to plan your fall continuing education. Join us at our head clinic in Guelph on October 3-4 for our next Applied Clinical Skills – Hybrid Level 1 & 2 Concussion Course.

This small-group, hands-on weekend is designed to help clinicians build practical confidence in evidence-based concussion assessment, rehabilitation, and case management strategies — with plenty of opportunity for discussion, clinical reasoning, and networking with colleagues.

✅ Hybrid learning format
✅ Hands-on clinical application
✅ Learn directly from experienced clinicians
✅ Early bird pricing available for a limited time

Whether you’re looking to refine your current approach or strengthen your clinical foundation, we’d love to have you join us this fall.

Register early and save: https://www.shiftconcussion.ca/provider-training/live-workshops

05/22/2026

05/15/2026

Time is running out to register for our upcoming Halifax Concussion Management Course!

Join us for a hands-on weekend focused on refining your clinical concussion management skills alongside a small group of healthcare professionals. Expect practical learning, clinical discussion, case-based application, and valuable networking with colleagues who share an interest in concussion care.

We’d love to see you there and connect with practitioners from across the region 👊

Register now - https://www.shiftconcussion.ca/provider-training/live-workshops

05/13/2026

Always looking for ways to level up our concussion and rehabilitation programs with emerging research and technology 🕶️

A glimpse from this week’s Guelph clinic staff rounds session as our team explored augmented reality applications in rehabilitation and patient care. Exciting things ahead!

05/03/2026

Behind every great rehab session is a great team 👏

Meet Mikayla & Roland—two of the friendly faces you’ll see in the gym at our Guelph clinic.

They play a key role in guiding patients through their functional rehabilitation programs, helping bridge the gap between assessment and real-world recovery—whether you’re recovering from a concussion or working through another injury.

Mikayla brings a strong background in kinesiology and hands-on clinical experience, with a passion for patient education and individualized care (and is currently advancing her training in osteopathic manual sciences).

Roland combines his kinesiology studies with a background in sport, helping patients build confidence through movement, strength, and conditioning.

Both are known for their positive energy, supportive approach… and the occasional extra push when you need it 💪

We’re lucky to have them as part of the team!

04/29/2026

A great weekend at Shift 👏

Our Applied Clinical Skills Course is all about bridging the gap between theory and real-world practice—working through assessment, treatment strategies, and clinical decision-making in a hands-on environment.

Always a pleasure to spend time with clinicians who are committed to sharpening their skills and improving the care they provide to their patients.

More opportunities to join us soon!

04/20/2026

We’re proud to support Andrea Watson as she steps onto the mat for Showcase Superfights Vol. 4 in Mississauga.

Taking on the #2 ranked grappler in the world is no small task—but it’s exactly where Andrea belongs.

Let’s go, Andrea 👊

04/15/2026

What a great weekend in Thunder Bay refreshing our knowledge on vestibular assessment and rehabilitation.

Grateful to learn from Kregg Ochitwa (North49 Balance & Dizziness Centre) and to be hosted by our friend and Shift Concussion Clinic Provider, Jason Taddeo, Physiotherapy & Sports Injuries Clinic

Always valuable to step away, refine our skills, and bring that learning back to the clinic.

04/03/2026

We’ll be taking a short break this weekend — closed Friday, April 3rd and back in clinic Monday, April 6.

Looking forward to seeing you next week!

03/29/2026

Returning to school after a concussion doesn’t mean waiting until you’re symptom-free.

Two key things to know:

1️⃣ Everyone recovers at their own pace — there is no fixed timeline.

2️⃣ Students can return to learning with symptoms, as long as the right accommodations are in place and progression is guided appropriately.

In fact, an early, supported return to school is associated with better recovery outcomes.

The goal isn’t to avoid symptoms completely — it’s to manage them safely while gradually increasing participation.

If symptoms significantly worsen or don’t settle, it’s a sign to adjust — not stop altogether.