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clinat-156	Keller, Leona J.; Berthiaume, SooJi M. ; Landry, Karis J.; Bolno, Alyssa L.; Winkelmann, Zachary K.	Childhood Mental Health Outcomes Following Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: An Evidence-to-Practice Review 	2023	6	.pdf	application/pdf	3216	183	42	The classifications of mental health symptoms were internalizing (symptoms focused inwardly), externalizing (symptoms focused outwardly) and overall mental health difficulties measured by novel psychiatric diagnoses post-injury.4 Internalizing classifications were disorders such as anxiety, depressive, and somatic symptoms.4 Externalizing classifications were disorders such as prominent impulsive, disruptive conduct, aggression, and substance use symptoms.5 Mental health was assessed by new psychiatric findings post-injury as well as total problem subscales of confirmed behavioral and emotional inventories. Individuals with an existing history of mental health challenges appear to be at a greater risk for persistent symptoms prior to their concussion diagnosis.17 Athletic trainers should be mindful of assessing persistent post- concussion symptoms and recognize the possible overlap of mental health symptoms.	cache/clinat-156.pdf	txt/clinat-156.txt