Concussion/TBI (Part 3/3) With Ryan Carey and Adrienne Crampton - Ask the health professional
Channel: Francis Fullwood
Date: 2020-08-07

What is a concussion?

This is part 3 out of 3 podcast on Concussion with special guest - Ryan Carey who's an Ex-CFL player and Former-military and Adrienne Crampton B.Sc., M.HK, and now finishing her PH.D. in TBI/concussion rehabilitation focusing on the visual and vestibular impairments that occur following these injuries. She also played hockey for McGill university as defense. 

About Concussion Legacy Foundation Canada
https://www.concussionfoundation.ca/

Find What is a concussion? Part 1:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L13z6...

Find What is a concussion? Part 2:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoZQyvRHL4w&t=1632s

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Adrienne Crampton

Adrienne Crampton is completing a PhD in Rehabilitation Science focusing on concussions and mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI). She has a Masters in Human Kinetics - Sports Management and Administration (University of Ottawa) and a BSc. in Kinesiology (McGill University). She has competed at high-levels in various sports, winning two National Championships while playing Varsity Ice Hockey at McGill University from 2010-2015. Following her own career in elite athletics Adrienne coached elite women’s Ice Hockey and was a functional movement trainer. During these years she worked with hundreds of athletes and clients of all ages helping them attain their athletic, physical, mental and lifestyle goals.

Having been greatly impacted directly and indirectly by concussions throughout her life and athletic career Adrienne has developed a passion for helping this field of science move forward in order to develop more targeted treatment and diagnostic approaches, as well as a greater understanding of these invisible injuries. Her passion is complemented by deep scientific knowledge of the pathophysiological mechanisms underlying concussion/mTBI

Ryan Carey

Ryan Carey is a captain retired from the canadian armed forces and retired CFL player. Ryan Carey was draft 4th overall in the CFL and played for Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Saskatchewan RoughRiders from 1994 to 1998. 

Je-Anne Prosser

Je-Anne Prosser graduated from the U of A with a physiotherapy degree in 2002, working with the Oilers as an assistant to her professor throughout her final year. She became a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physical Therapy in 2005. She qualified to utilize dry-needling in practise in 2010 and to order diagnostic imaging in 2012. She completed a doctorate degree in physiotherapy in 2017 from Andrews University in Michigan.

Je-Anne has been working at CFB Wainwright since 2002 and has owned a private practise in Irma since 2010.

She loves traveling, shooting, shoes and shopping. She is passionate about learning, and enjoys helping others improve their knowledge.

Francis Fullwood

Francis Fullwood believes that  everyone can achieve their personal goals in life. No matter your age, background or level of fitness, he strongly believes that all of your goals can be achieved with dedication and sustainability. 

Francis has a well-varied experience in competitive sports. He played baseball until university and has also been involved in volley-ball and rugby. His passion for sports is apparent as he continues to spend his free time climbing, biking, running, boxing, scuba-diving, cross-country skiing and participating in many more active pursuits. 

Francis has also trained several professional athletes in various sports such as hockey, football, soccer and volley-ball. He has also worked with the general public as well as military personnel.

Francis is a certified Clinical Exercise Physiologist as well as certified in High Performance Specialization with the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology. He also holds a degree in Kinesiology from the University of Sherbrooke and a Public Health diploma from the University of Montreal.