CLF HelpLine for
University of Michigan
Athlete Alumni

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

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CLF HelpLine for University of Michigan Athlete Alumni

The CLF HelpLine is a free, personalized service for University of Michigan Athlete Alumni fighting long-term symptoms of concussion, CTE, or related neurological disorders.

CLF provides connections to vetted medical and mental health professionals with the expertise needed to quarterback your care. CLF also offers online support groups, 1-on-1 peer support matches, and educational resources. Patients, spouses, and families can access support through the confidential CLF HelpLine form linked below. Our team will respond within 3 business days by email, text, or phone appointments according to your preferences.

This resource referral service is provided with support and input from CLF ambassadors including Julian Swearengin (Football ’93), Kelly Lytle (Son of Rob Lytle, Football ’96), and Chase Winovich (Football ’19).

Support & resources for
University of Michigan Athlete 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 such as:

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