Concussions, vestibular ailments, and dizziness can individually be overwhelming to manage and find quality care.

Navigating life with a brain injury can be difficult and frustrating. Use this list below to help reduce the barriers of finding resources

Physical therapy, or vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT), plays a big role in promoting neuroplasticity following mTBI/concussion.

I recently became a Clinical Connector with the LoveYourBrain, to help improve the quality of life of people affected by TBI.

Concussions lead to systemic inflammation and can contribute to Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS)

The holiday season is often full of joy, but it can also be overwhelming, especially for those with tinnitus, dizziness/vertigo, or PCS.

Many adjectives can be used to describe dizziness: spinning, off-balance, pressure, vertigo, disequilibrium, etc...But what does it mean?

Increasing specific nutrients and supplements in your diet, symptoms can be reduced, and the duration of healing time can be decreased.

There is no typical course of onset or resolution of concussion symptoms. Strategies for managing acute and chronic symptoms include....

Exercise is an important component of the healing process as exercise promotes blood flow, healing, and neuroplasticity for injured tissue.

Healthy eating is the primary source for providing the proper building blocks for healing.

For mTBIs and concussions, research continues, but there is still so much more to know about injury prevention, accurate testing, symptoms