Question 1

What are common symptoms?

Accepted Answer

Headaches, dizziness Concentration or memory difficulties Blurred vision, light sensitivity Fatigue, drowsiness Sleep disturbances Irritability, anxiety, or depressed mood Note: Even if a CT or MRI scan appears normal, there may still be disturbances in brain activity, according to neurologist Dr. Jonathan Walker .

Question 2

Why do symptoms sometimes persist?

Accepted Answer

After a brain injury, certain brain areas can become hyperactive or hypoactive . This disrupts communication between neural networks, which can lead to sustained attention, sleep, or mood disorders.

Question 3

What is neurofeedback?

Accepted Answer

It's a non-invasive brain training method that measures brainwave activity through sensors placed on the scalp. In real-time, specialized software guides the brain toward a more balanced state. Goal: reduce symptoms and improve cognitive and emotional performance.

Question 4

Is neurofeedback painful or risky?

Accepted Answer

No. Completely painless – the sensors only record brain activity. No known side effects – it's a gentle and safe approach.

Question 5

How long before results appear?

Accepted Answer

Improvements are often noticeable after 5 to 7 neurofeedback sessions , and approximately 12 sessions are typically required to resolve a specific issue. The total number of sessions varies depending on the severity of the case.

Question 6

Does neurofeedback replace other treatments?

Accepted Answer

No. It can complement physiotherapy, vestibular rehabilitation, psychotherapy, or medication. Neurofeedback acts directly on the brain's electrical activity, whereas other methods target the body or thoughts.

Question 7

What benefits can I expect?

Accepted Answer

Reduced headaches and fatigue Improved concentration and memory Better sleep Less anxiety and irritability Faster return to sports, work, or social life

What is a concussion?

Reduce persistent concussion symptoms with neurofeedback

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Known benefits of neurofeedback:

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How our neurofeedback method works after a concussion

How Your First Session Works

Personalized welcome

qEEG Assessment

Discussion of results

Personalized training plan

Detailed qEEG report

Non-invasive

Team trained

Regular follow-ups

An Approach Based on Objective Measurements and Proven Experience

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FAQ – Concussion & Neurofeedback