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Concussion Awareness and Recovery: Supporting Students in the Classroom and on the Field

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    Concussion Awareness and Recovery: Supporting Students in the Classroom and on the Field
    Time: Lunch provided at 11:30, presentation from 12:00 - 2:00

    Date: Monday, March 23, 2026

    Location: OAISD Young Adult Services, 12360 Felch Street, Holland, MI

    Audience: Educators, athletic staff, and intermediate school district professionals

    Instructors: Arika Button PT, DBT, CBIS and Natasha Huffine MS, ORTL, CBIS
     
    Concussions are a common yet complex injury affecting students across academic, athletic, and extracurricular environments. While symptoms may not always be visible, the cognitive, sensory, emotional, and physical effects of a concussion can significantly impact a student’s ability to learn, participate in school activities, and safely return to sports.
    This presentation will provide educators, athletic staff, and intermediate school district professionals with a practical understanding of concussion physiology, common symptom presentations, and how these symptoms manifest in the classroom and during physical activity. Participants will learn evidence-based Return to Learn and Return to Play protocols, explore appropriate academic and environmental accommodations, and gain insight into therapeutic interventions that support recovery. Emphasis will be placed on collaboration between schools, families, healthcare providers, and rehabilitation professionals to promote safe recovery and long-term student success.

    Lunch is provided.

    SCECHs offered upon state approval.

    CEUs offered upon state approval.

    If you have questions, please contact Kristin Blain, kblain@oaisd.org


Event Session Information
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Scheduled Date/Time
   
03/23/2026 12:00 PM-2:00 PM Felch Street YAS Building
Session Contact Kristin Blain
Email :kblain@oaisd.org
Instructor(s)
Arika Button , Natasha Huffine
Units/Costs
 
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