CTE Talk Podcast

Written by: Trisha Bell and Georgia Young
  • Summary

  • A podcast talking all things about Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), concussion culture in sport, and life as a family member.
    Trisha Bell and Georgia Young
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Episodes
  • Ep. 4 The flip side of playing contact sport... ft. Chris Boyce
    Sep 11 2023

    Hi everyone,

    Today we are joined by Chris Boyce. Chris a former ice hockey player who is living with suspected CTE. After a countless number of hits over the years, Chris struggles with anger, paranoia, and memory loss. Although these symptoms are challenging to deal with, Chris speaks out about his story to let others know that they are not alone.


    Please find a link to Chris's foundation/support group here:

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/164998687455984/?ref=share_group_link


    I hope you enjoy today's episode!

    See you next week,

    Georgia x

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    36 mins
  • Ep.3 Are the parents the problem? Why we need to change youth sports ft. Bruce Parkman
    Sep 4 2023

    Hi everyone, 

     

    Today we are joined by Bruce Parkman. Bruce is a founding Director of the Green Beret Foundation, Chairman of the Board for the Global Special Operations Forces (SOF) Foundation, and the head of integration for Project Next Ridgeline, an initiative to help veterans reintegrate into society. Sadly Bruce lost his 17-year-old son, Mac Parkman, in 2020 after a struggle with mental illness and depression. Bruce has become an advocate for concussion and CTE research and awareness. Today he joins us to tell his story and the changes we need to make in youth sports.

    An insightful listen.

     

    Mac Parkman foundation: https://www.mpfact.com/


    I hope you enjoy the episode. 

    See you next week!

    Georgia x

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    46 mins
  • Ep. 2 The player perspective ft. Paul Frase
    Aug 28 2023

    Hi everyone,


    Today we are joined by former NFL player Paul Frase, who is here to talk about his experience in football and suspected CTE symptoms.

    Paul's connection to the medical world of CTE began in 2015 when he joined a clinical trial at Boston University led by Dr. Bob Stern. Paul’s friend, Dr. Chris Nowinski, co-founder of Boston University’s CTE center, has been a catalyst in the exploration of TBI and CTE research. Paul focuses on treatment and modalities concerned with diminishing inflammation in the brain, as well as throughout the body. Paul believes reducing inflammation in the brain is the path to neurological health in many indications, and focuses his energies on restoring healthy brain functions affected transversely from multiple TBI. 


    You can reach out to Paul through his Linktree: https://linktr.ee/paulfrase


    We hope you enjoy today's episode!

    See you next week,

    Georgia & Trisha

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    40 mins

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