Concussion Coach v2.0.1

US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)

About this app

Developer Description

This app is for people who have had or may have had mild traumatic brain injury.

Concussion Coach offers a low-burden and engaging way to build healing and self-care into daily life after a concussion. This app is designed to help you get your needs met, inspire hope and self-compassion, and improve relationships during the recovery process.

Concussion Coach provides:
* Education about concussion
* Science-based tools to facilitate emotional, cognitive, and physical healing
* Trackers to help you keep tabs on your health over time
* Resources for accessing help
* A guided plan that offers bite-sized, curated activities and resources to optimize well-being

Concussion Coach can be used as a stand-alone self-care and education tool, or to augment care with a healthcare professional.

Concussion Coach was created by the National Center for PTSD.

What's New

Version 2.0 first launch

Version Information

Version: 2.0.1
Downloads: 5K+
Updated on: Jul 12, 2024
Released: Oct 24, 2016
Requires: Android 6.0

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Concussion Coach users say on Google Play

★★★★★

A Google user

This app is easy to use, informative, clean, and helpful. The user interface could be improved to navigate the journal entry, but the app's simplicity is its greatest asset and I like the use of audio cues to limit screen time. A dark mode would be really nice too.

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A Google user

I'm sure this app is helpful for people with very limited resources and knowledge of concussions but the title is deceiving... It doesn't really coach or help teach much in the way of post concussion syndrome/symptoms. One piece I quite liked is the 22 question scale to rate your symptoms, but this should be daily and then show a log of symptom ratings ... Interface has too much white and hurts the eyes