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The word concussion spelled out in colored letters.

Public awareness of concussion risks has improved greatly in recent years. This is due in part to increased media attention about head injuries in football.

While many Americans now know to take concussion symptoms seriously, many people don't know what to expect when it comes to treatment and management.

Treating concussions today often involves a team of health care professionals.

In this episode of Move Forward Radio, physical therapist Jessica Schwartz shares what you need to know about concussions and how treatment is evolving. She has also been on the patient side of the concussion experience. 

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Jessica Schwartz

Physical therapist Jessica Schwartz, PT, DPT, specializes in orthopedics. After spending a year recovering from an auto accident, she is passionate about educating health care professionals on identifying, treating, and managing concussion. She teaches through her blog, PT2Go.com, in academic medical settings, and in a TED-style lecture series.

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