Concussion in Youth Sports: A Plan for Parents and Coaches
A concussion in youth sports needs a plan before the hit. Parents and coaches should recognize the signs, remove the athlete from play, watch for danger signs, get an…
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Neuro Rehabilitation Articles
Articles on concussion, balance and dizziness, written for patients, parents and the families who support them.
Recovery from a concussion or a balance problem raises questions that a short visit cannot always answer. What do the warning signs look like? Why does the rocking feeling not stop? What happens after hospital discharge?
These articles are written for athletes and parents, and for people working to regain balance, coordination, and movement after a stroke or head injury, often in coordination with their medical providers.
How True Performance Supports Brain Injury Recovery
Brain injury recovery often continues long after the hospital, and many people still notice balance, memory or focus problems months later. At True Performance, we help…
Mal de Débarquement: Why the Rocking Feeling Does Not Stop
Mal de Débarquement syndrome (MdDS) is a rare balance disorder that leaves you feeling a rocking or swaying motion after travel, most often by boat. The brain adapts to…
Stroke Recovery After Discharge: What Comes Next
Stroke recovery does not stop when formal rehab ends. The American Stroke Association says improvements can continue for months or years after discharge. This guide…
What Is GyroStim, and Who Is It For?
GyroStim is a computer-controlled chair that turns a seated person through set rotations while they aim a laser pointer at lit targets. It trains how the brain handles…
When Vertigo Keeps Coming Back: Causes and Next Steps
Vertigo that keeps coming back is a pattern worth reading. Brief spins when you roll over point toward BPPV, attacks with headache or light sensitivity toward vestibular…
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