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A general literature review is a good place to start. Keep your eye out for meta-analyses in particular. TBI in general (and especially mTBI) is such a hot button topic it should be easy to come up with information about mTBI and cognition in civilians. If you want to extend this to include Veteran's, I'd recommend including terms such as "blast injury" in your search terms. google scholar is a great general resource if your university databases are not panning out easily. If you can find articles but can't access them due to paywalls, there are ways to get around those that I won't mention here as they are illegal (but easy enough to find if you do a google search).
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Putting aside the research articles, Michael McCrea put out an excellent book addressing the current state of the field regarding mTBI, PCS, and treatment recommendations.
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If you are looking for Veteran specific recommendations, that may be a little tricky. Some VA's have more treatment options/better treatment programs than others, and some list these resources on their websites. Peruse some VA's located in larger cities (Boston, San Francisco, LA/San Diego, etc.) and look over their websites for possible options. Some of the Veteran's advocacy groups may also have resources.