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Sports Neuropsychology Society

Working To Advance The Field Of Sports Neuropsychology

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Resources and Publications
Find a Sports Neuropsychologist
Membership
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Annual Symposium

About
Resources and Publications
Find a Sports Neuropsychologist
Membership
Members Only
Students
Annual Symposium

Future SNS Meetings

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13th Annual SNS Symposium, May 2-3, 2025, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Recent Articles

Episode 6: New Innovations in Concussion Research: Predictive Biomarkers and Mental Health Factors
December 10, 2024
Concussion to comeback: Young athlete’s journey after an ATV accident
November 18, 2024
Episode 5: Telehealth Concussion Care: Formats, Logistics & Considerations
April 29, 2024
Advancing Safety in Motorsports: A Review of Medical and Engineering Innovations in INDYCAR Racing, Symposium Interview with Dr. Danielle Ransom
April 24, 2024
Episode 4: Cultural Neuropsychology and Concussion Care
April 24, 2024
Ambulatory Assessment in Concussion Clinical Care, Symposium Interview with Dr. Jonathan Hakun
April 8, 2024

The mission of the Sports Neuropsychology Society (SNS) is to advance the field of sports neuropsychology, to generate and disseminate knowledge regarding brain health, injury, and safety as it applies to sports, and to promote the welfare of athletes at all developmental levels.

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Sports Neuropsychology Society, Inc. 4604 49th Street N
Suite 1551
St. Petersburg, FL 33709

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A new study including several SNS members showed that in American football players a fencing response/tonic posturing after concussion was not associated with differences in SAC, mBESS, symptom reporting or time to return to full participation.

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