What is “Mixed Migraine”? The term mixed migraine refers to a headache syndrome that features characteristics of both a classic migraine and a tension‑type headache. In other words, a person might experience the throbbing, nausea, and light sensitivity typical of migraines and the steady “band‑around‑the‑head” pressure, neck tightness, or muscle
If you’re reading this, then you or someone you care for is still dealing with symptoms after a concussion. You’ve been through doctor visits, maybe scans, and yet the headaches, dizziness, blurry vision, or fatigue just won’t quit. The good news is that a clear concussion physical therapy protocol exists
If you’ve ever hopped on Google and searched “neck and back pain after car accident,” only to end up more confused, you’re in the right place. We often hear a familiar story from anyone who’s been in a recent car accident. It goes something like “I went to the doctor,
What Is Concussion Rehab? Common Therapies Used Goals of Post-Concussion Rehab Evidence & Clinical Research Validating Rehabilitation & Treatment Combining concussion rehab therapies is more effective than single treatments alone, which is why integrative therapeutic approaches will always provide better results. Who Benefits from Concussion Rehab? You may be a
Introduction If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve been dealing with lingering symptoms after a concussion — maybe headaches, brain fog, dizziness, or just feeling “off.” You’ve likely felt frustrated: tried many things, been told to “just rest,” only to find the recovery is taking much longer than expected. You’re not
Oculomotor dysfunction is a fancy term that is used by many, but understood by very few. And in order for patients to understand whether or not they have it, it’s often necessary to ask questions before seeking answers. If you’re still dealing with symptoms after answering yes to these questions,
