SLPs help children with concussions by addressing difficulties in attention, memory, and processing speed, which can impact their ability to follow directions, complete schoolwork, and participate in conversations.

SLPs collaborate with teachers to implement accommodations such as reduced workload, extra time for tasks, and strategic breaks to support cognitive recovery and prevent overstimulation.

SLPs work with medical professionals and families to ensure a safe and gradual return to school and extracurricular activities by monitoring language, communication, and cognitive skills needed for daily functioning.