Proper assessment first
Neurological examination and history review before any return-to-activity decision is made.
A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury from a blow or jolt to the head, and it doesn't always look dramatic — symptoms can be physical, cognitive or emotional, and they can take days to fully show up.
Our approach starts with a proper neurological and physical assessment, then a staged plan: rest where it's needed, a gradual return to activity, and vestibular or exercise-based rehabilitation if symptoms haven't settled within a week or two.
Neurological examination and history review before any return-to-activity decision is made.
A gradual plan back to school, work or sport, rather than an all-or-nothing return.
Targeted treatment for balance and dizziness symptoms that persist past the first week or two.
Clear guidance on what to expect and how to manage symptoms at home.
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