Concussion and TBI Rehabilitation

A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) that can disrupt balance, vision, reaction time, and sensory processing. While many people improve quickly, others develop lingering symptoms when specific neurological systems do not fully recover. Our Nashville clinic uses objective testing to identify those deficits and guide a personalized rehabilitation plan.

Why Symptoms Linger (Post-Concussion Patterns)

Lingering symptoms often occur when one or more systems — vestibular, visual-motor, sensory integration, or autonomic regulation — remain under-functioning. Imaging can be normal in these cases because the issue is functional, not structural. Identifying which system is still off is what allows recovery to move forward.

Common Concussion and TBI Symptoms

Headache or head pressure
Dizziness / imbalance
Brain fog, slowed thinking, memory issues
Light or sound sensitivity
Visual strain, blurry vision, trouble reading
Nausea or motion intolerance
Sleep disruption, irritability, anxiety
Symptoms triggered by screens, driving, or busy environments

How We Evaluate Concussion-Related Deficits

We start with a comprehensive neurological and functional exam to map the specific deficits driving your symptoms. Depending on your case, this may include objective assessment of eye tracking/visual-motor control, vestibular and balance function, reaction time, and sensory integration. These findings guide your rehabilitation plan and give us measurable checkpoints as you improve.

What Your Rehabilitation Plan May Include

Visual-motor, eye-tracking, and visual-vestibular integration retraining

Vestibular rehabilitation, balance, and sensory-integration
Cognitive-motor, reaction-time, and dual-task integration training

Learn about our Precision Brain Program

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2424 21st Ave S Ste 202 Nashville, TN 37212