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    Proven Results Improvement in 77% of Participants

    Published peer-reviewed research shows that Cognitive FX treatment leads to meaningful symptom reduction in post-concussion symptoms for 77% of study participants. Cognitive FX is the only PCS clinic with third-party validated treatment outcomes.

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    New Concussion Guide Now Available

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    Updated on 27 December, 2020
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    Dr. Alina Fong

    New Concussion Guide Now Available

    Over the last few months our team has been working on a new booklet to raise the level of awareness and education around concussions.

    We created this booklet with the intention to help educate and empower individuals with a concussion and those who love them. We brought together a variety of specialists including neuroscientists, mental health therapists, neuromuscular therapists and more.

    This guide takes a new approach to understanding not only the impact of an injury, but also the process for recovery.

    concussion-guide-2In this guide, you will find answers to a variety of questions including:

    • What is a concussion?
    • How do I minimize the risk of a concussion?
    • How do I recognize a concussion?
    • What do I do if I have a concussion?
    • How can I help those effected by concussion symptoms?
    • How can a Return to Learn Protocol help me?
    • and More 

    This booklet covers common symptoms, what to look for both short term and long term. You will also learn the ways we categorize symptoms. We review diagnosis, assessment, treatment, and management for concussion recovery, empowering you to know what to do to receive the best care possible from the medical community. 

    We know that it is through education that we can raise awareness and bring clear understanding to concussions, which are considered a brain injury. 

    We encourage you to download this booklet, and to share it with those you care about. Over 3 million people a year sustain a TBI, including concussions. Together, through sharing this information, we will impact and improve medical care, recovery outcomes, and overall quality of life for all who are impacted by concussion symptoms.

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    Joan's Story & Concussion Treatment

    Joan's Story & Concussion Treatment

    This Christmas we received many letters and thank you notes from some of our past patients. Joan shared her experience with us, and we wanted to share her experience with you.

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    Is a Concussion a Brain Injury

    Is a Concussion a Brain Injury?

    As Susan A. Connors said, “No brain injury is too mild to ignore or too severe to lose hope, but all brain injuries – including concussion – should be taken seriously.” Yes. a concussion is...

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    Active Rehabilitation Key to Successfully Recovering from Concussion

    Active Rehabilitation Key to Successfully Recovering from Concussion

    For years the protocol has been to rest until symptoms stop, and that if you start participating in an activity and you experience symptoms to stop what you are doing and rest. In the first few weeks...

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    Relationships After a Concussion: Healthy Relationships Parents & Kids

    Parents love their children and want to provide the best possible support and care for their children. When your child or teen has a concussion or is trying to cope with long-term concussion symptoms...

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    Know Your Concussion Myths and Facts

    Know Your Concussion Myths and Facts

    We know that there are millions of individuals who suffer from concussions yearly. There is no better time than now to expand our knowledge and application of research to help individuals recognize...

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    Differences Between Post-Concussion Syndrome PCS & Chronic Trauma Encephalopathy (CTE)

    Differences Between Post-Concussion Syndrome (PCS) & Chronic Trauma Encephalopathy (CTE)

    A concussion is a traumatic brain injury (TBI) which is caused by the brain hitting the skull. This can happen in sports, car accidents, falling, or anything similar. A concussion can even be the...

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