If you’ve been struggling with post-concussion symptoms and feel like you’ve hit a dead end, there is hope. Recovery is possible—but it requires an approach that recognizes the complexity of how the brain functions.
If you’ve been struggling with post-concussion symptoms and feel like you’ve hit a dead end, there is hope. Recovery is possible—but it requires an approach that recognizes the complexity of how the brain functions.
In the world of sports, concussions have become one of the most discussed and debated topics due to the serious long-term effects they can have on brain health. Athletes, parents, […]
This Functional Neurology Management of Concussion (FN-MOC) NeuroSkills Lab is the fourth chapter of FNMOC Level 1, focused on Creating and Performing an Evidence-Based Baseline/Concussion Examination (On-site Training – 3 […]
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) is a progressive brain disease that affects people who have experienced severe and repetitive head injuries, often seen in those who participate in contact sports or […]
This two-hour course delves into the cutting-edge research and clinical applications of Hydrogen and Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) technologies. It is designed for functional medicine practitioners, particularly chiropractors, who are […]
The "Exploring Chiropractic Neurology and the Neurokinematics of Joint Manipulation" workshop at the 2024 FCA National event is a comprehensive program aimed at professionals in chiropractic neurology. It focuses on […]
This 3-day, 25-hour course is the hands-on application component of the Carrick Institute's Functional Neurology Managment of Concussion (Functional Neurology Management of Concussion: ) course.
This 3-day, 25-hour course is the hands-on application component of the Carrick Institute's Functional Neurology Managment of Concussion (Functional Neurology Management of Concussion: ) course.
Acute concussions can be frightening and uncertain for everyone involved. Despite overwhelming evidence opposing the advice to “sit in a dark room” or “just wait it out,” many healthcare providers still commonly give it. However, recent research has shown that there are several proactive steps you can take at home to support recovery. In this article, we will provide a number of things you can do at home to best prevent persisting concussion symptoms.
This 3-day, 25-hour course is the hands-on application component of the Carrick Institute's Functional Neurology Managment of Concussion (Functional Neurology Management of Concussion: ) course.
