Concussion & CTE Foundation HelpLine for
Arizona State
Sun Devils Alumni

Are you worried about long-term symptoms of concussion, CTE, and related neurological disorders?

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Concussion & CTE Foundation® HelpLine for Arizona State Sun Devils Alumni

The Concussion & CTE Foundation HelpLine is a free, personalized service for Arizona State Sun Devils Alumni fighting long-term symptoms of concussion, CTE, or related neurological disorders.

This resource referral service is provided with support and input from ASU Athletics, Sun Devil Letterwinners, and Foundation ambassadors, including football alumni D.J. Foster ’16, Kevin Miniefield ’93, and Bo Moos ’12.

If you or a loved one are concerned about suspected CTE, are struggling with lingering symptoms, or suffered a recent concussion, we want to hear from you.

Submit a HelpLine request below for nearby medical provider recommendations or symptom and treatment information. We’ll respond within 3 business days.

Support & resources for
Arizona State Alumni

If you’re experiencing a medical or mental health emergency, please go to the nearest emergency room or call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by dialing 988.

Patients and caregivers with medical or mental health concerns related to brain trauma exposure can reach out for support, information, and resources, including:

What is the HelpLine for Arizona State Athlete Alumni?
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE): Overview, Symptoms & Diagnosis
Post-Concussion Syndrome (PCS): Overview & Symptoms
CTE Guidebook for Patients & Caregivers
How to Approach Suspected CTE
Navigating a Mental Health Crisis
Peer Support for Patients and Caregivers

Collaboration

The Concussion & CTE Foundation is a nonprofit organization founded in 2007 to support athletes, veterans, and all affected by concussions and CTE. The Concussion & CTE Foundation HelpLine launched in 2019 and has provided free resources to more than 8,000 families worldwide.

We are proud to partner with ASU Athletics and Sun Devil Letterwinners to encourage open dialogue between former teammates and remove potential barriers to seeking care.

This service is available to all players and families affiliated with ASU’s 24 varsity sports and honors the memory of the seven former Sun Devils diagnosed with CTE to date: Larry Facchine ’64, Jason Franklin ’18, Benjamin Hawkins ’66, Jamaar Jarrett ’11, John Henry Johnson ’53, Charles Mackey ’56, and Frederick McClelland ’83.