Concussion Clinic

osteopathic medicine
functional medicine
functional neurology

About Concussion

A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury (TBI), which is any disruption in healthy brain functioning due to a bump, blow, blast, or other injury to the head. You don’t need to black out or be diagnosed with a concussion to experience lasting cognitive, psychological, or behavioural issues.

Our Therapies

For Relieving Symptoms Of Concussion

Functional Neurology

Functional neurology for concussion treatment focuses on restoring brain function through targeted therapies like vestibular rehabilitation, oculomotor training, neuroplasticity exercises, and nervous system regulation.

It uses advanced assessments to identify affected areas and employs personalised techniques to reduce symptoms, improve cognitive performance, and promote long-term neurological healing and recovery.

Osteopathic Medicine

Osteopathic medicine treats concussions by addressing structural imbalances and enhancing the body’s natural healing processes. Techniques like cranial osteopathy and gentle manipulations improve blood flow, reduce tension, and support brain recovery.

This holistic approach alleviates symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, and fatigue while promoting long-term neurological health and overall well-being.

Injured Brains Work Differently

Head injuries are serious. They can cause a wide range of problems. They can cause confusion, difficulty concentrating, memory problems, moodiness, angry outbursts, balance issues, increased anxiety and even cause you to have suicidal thoughts.

Research shows that concussions & TBI’s increase the risk of:

Depression
Anxiety and panic disorders
Drug and alcohol abuse
ADD/ADHD
Psychosis
Post-traumatic stress disorders
Personality disorders
Aggression
Dementia
Suicide

Concussions and brain injuries are caused by a number of reasons. From sports (such as football, baseball, basketball, hockey, soccer, or rugby) to being in an altercation or fight, to falling or even being in a car accident. Believe it or not a simple “fender-bender” can cause significant issues for your brain.