God bless u young man

Cute marketing video for this place. I am afraid that reality works a little differently. I am a mTBI survivor. I did not receive much care at all. The few docs I visited were not helpful at all. This is not uncommon either. I am not saying that quality care can never be helpful- it can be. Ultimately however, it often comes down to luck, nutrition, reducing stress, inflammation, time and did I mention luck? Over TIME, some can finally begin to do more things that help with neuroplasticity. For example, play an instrument or bounce a ball when you walk. This can help. For a while, I could not tie my shoes or play a note without getting tired and fatigued. Now I can...but it took years. I now look back and realize a lack of quality sleep was behind a lot of my issues. As that improves and you are able to think more clearly and get in some quality exercise, and start to eat better (healthy FATS), and a few key supplements, things may improve for some of the luckier people- sadly, not for everyone.