Concussion Rehabilitation

A concussion can leave behind more than a headache — dizziness, blurred concentration, light sensitivity, and unsteady balance often linger after the initial injury has healed. Concussion rehabilitation focuses on retraining the brain and body together, addressing the specific symptoms that are slowing your return to work, school, or sport.

What We Look At

Balance and Coordination — many patients experience unsteadiness that affects walking and daily movement.
Vestibular Function — the inner-ear and eye-tracking systems that control balance and visual stability can be disrupted after head injury.
Neurological Signals — when a clearer picture of nerve and muscle function is needed, our Advanced Neurodiagnostics testing (EEG, EMG/NCS, and Evoked Potentials) can help guide the treatment plan.

How We Help

Vestibular Therapy — targeted exercises that retrain the inner ear and visual system to reduce dizziness and improve gaze stability.
Balance Training — structured activities that rebuild steady footing and confidence in movement.
Balance Pads and Balance Boards — on-site tools used to progressively challenge stability as recovery advances.
Headache Treatment — addressing the tension and strain that frequently accompany concussion.

Recovery is approached step by step, with each session adjusted to how your symptoms respond so you can return to normal activity safely.

This content is for general information only and isn't medical advice. Talk with a qualified provider about your own situation. If you have a medical emergency, call 911.