Chiropractic Neurologist: Evaluation of brain function to track and guide manual manipulation of the spine and rehabilitative exercises.

Concussion Clinic: Multi-disciplinary concussion treatment clinics offering a protocol which may blend various methods depending on the needs of the patient.

Cranial Osteopath: Addressing the movement of the bones of the skull to relieve pressure and promote the flow of fluids around the brain and spinal cord.

Functional Medicine: Evaluating and supporting all body systems that impact brain inflammation through supplements, dietary and lifestyle changes.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: Increases oxygen to the brain to reduce inflammation and promote repair of damaged neurons and blood vessels.

Functional Neurologist: Brain injury evaluation and prescription of specific treatments to restore brain function and chemistry.

Neuropsychologist: Testing brain function to recommend and track brain rehabilitation of memory and cognitive function.

Upper Cervical Chiropractor: Treat the most vulnerable part of the neck where it meets the head. Injuries here can cause headache, dizziness brain fog and rapid heart rate.

Nutritionist: Recommending and helping change dietary patterns to reduce the causes of brain inflammation.

Occupational Therapist: Teach strategies to manage concussion symptoms to ease return to work or school.

SacroOccipital Chiropractor: Focuses on how the whole body functions as a unit, the treatment of cranial bones, tissues that support the brain in the skull, and fluid flow around the brain.

Acupucturist: Can improve brain blood flow, shift the nervous system from fight/ flight to a healing mode, reduce pain and nausea and help reconnect areas of nerve damage.

EMDR Therapy: Reprocesses traumatic memories to resolve Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder associated with injury.

Speech Pathologist: May use Cognitive Rehabilitation to improve attention, information processing, planning abilities, memory and communication issues.

Physical Therapist: Can build exercise tolerance needed for brain recovery and help clear pain and inflammation from other injuries that exacerbate brain based symptoms.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapist: Can help you understand and change your feelings. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can help you change emotional reactions by changing how you think.

Vestibular Rehab: Vestibular therapy works with the sense of balance and can be very effective in addressing symptoms of dizziness, nausea and associated mental fatigue.

Neuro-Optometrist Addresses light or motion sensitivity, double vision, tracking problems when reading, dizziness, headaches, eye and mental fatigue.