Effective Concussion Treatment
Free Treatments with an ICBC Accident Claim
Common Concussion Symptoms
- Depressed Mood
- Fatigue or Exhaustion
- Poor Focus and Concentration
- Memory Problems
- Light and Sound Sensitivity
- Difficulty looking at phones and screens
- Sleep problems
- Irritability or Anger
- Feeling Overwhelmed
- Headaches
- Dizziness or Balance Issues
What Happens to your Brain in a Car Accident
When driving your brain is going the same speed and direction as your vehicle. Since your brain is soft tissue, when there is an abrupt change in speed and/or direction your brain moves inside your skull suddenly in a different direction, then will bounce back and forth until it comes to a resting state.
These abrupt movements of your brain inside of your skull can damage some of the cellular connections in your brain leading you to have concussion symptoms.
Neurofeedback - Take Your Brain to the Gym
Neurofeedback uses high-tech computer equipment to measure how your brain is functioning, and then helps your brain to shift out of its stuck state. It’s like taking your brain to the gym to increase its flexibility and strength.
Neurofeedback was developed in the 1960s, and its usefulness and safety as a concussion treatment was first documented in 1987, yet is still not taught about in medical schools. We primarily use two different types of neurofeedback at our clinic, both of which have research supporting their effectiveness in helping accelerate concussion healing and recovery.
