Concussion & TBI

A concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that can affect how the brain functions after an impact, fall, collision, or sudden movement of the head and neck.

Some people recover quickly. Others continue to experience headaches, dizziness, balance problems, brain fog, fatigue, visual sensitivity, sleep changes, or difficulty concentrating long after the original injury.

At Delta Neuro Health, we understand that no two brain injuries are exactly alike. Rather than focusing only on the original injury, we look at how your nervous system is functioning today and where it may need support.

We begin with a conversation about your history, symptoms, and goals. If we feel functional neurology may be appropriate for you, we perform a comprehensive neurological examination to look at areas such as eye movements, balance, coordination, sensory processing, cognition, movement, and posture.

From there, we develop a personalized plan based on what we find, not a one-size-fits-all concussion protocol.

Your care may include targeted neurological rehabilitation, sensory and motor exercises, structural care, clinical nutrition, lifestyle recommendations, and exercises to continue at home.

Recovering from a concussion isn't always as simple as waiting for symptoms to disappear. Sometimes the nervous system needs help adapting after an injury.

At Delta Neuro Health, we look at the brain as a connected system. Vision, balance, movement, coordination, sensation, cognition, and autonomic function all work together. When one area isn't functioning well, other systems may have to compensate.

Our goal is to understand your individual pattern and use targeted rehabilitation to help your nervous system work more efficiently.

Whether your concussion happened recently or years ago, persistent symptoms deserve to be taken seriously. We take the time to understand what you're experiencing and create a plan around your needs, your goals, and your current neurological function.