(03) 5593 2934 | Geelong & Camperdown · Telehealth Australia-wide
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Who we help · Recovery

Recovery — concussion, TBI, burnout.

When the brain has been through something — a knock, a sustained period of stress, a long illness — recovery isn't always linear. We measure, work alongside your medical team, and address the contributors that ordinary clearance protocols can't see.

AHPRA-registered clinician-led Clinical-grade qEEG hardware Co-care with your GP & psychologist Geelong · Camperdown · Australia-wide
Three pathways

What we work with most.

Concussion & persistent post-concussion symptoms

Symptoms that haven't resolved on the expected timeline — fatigue, fog, headache, visual or vestibular trouble. We examine and rehabilitate alongside your GP or sports physician.

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Traumatic brain injury (TBI)

Moderate-to-severe TBI rehabilitation — strictly as adjunct to your treating neurology, rehabilitation medicine, and allied-health team.

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Stress, burnout, post-illness recovery

The brain after a long stretch of overload — a restless nervous system, broken sleep, thinking that tires quickly. Our programmes lean on HRV biofeedback to settle things down.

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How recovery work runs

Always alongside primary care.

For concussion and TBI, our work runs alongside your treating GP, sports physician, neurologist, or rehabilitation team. We do not clear patients to return to play. We do not diagnose neurological injury. We add measurement and a targeted training programme to the rehabilitation already in motion.

For stress and burnout, we run alongside your psychologist, GP, or — where indicated — psychiatrist. The brain-side and body-side work we do complements, rather than replaces, the psychological or pharmacological care that may be in place.

Also within our examining scope

Other recovery presentations we examine.

None of these are diagnoses we provide — we examine, and we work alongside your GP, psychologist, psychiatrist or specialist.

Migraine & headache

Recurrent migraine and tension-type headache.

These presentations sit at the intersection of arousal, sleep and autonomic regulation. We examine how those systems are behaving — qEEG and HRV — and share what the findings suggest with your GP or neurologist.

Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia presentations.

Disrupted sleep, autonomic imbalance and a nervous system under sustained load often travel together here. Measurement gives a starting picture of arousal and regulation, examined alongside the care your treating team leads.

Long COVID

Post-viral fatigue and fog.

When a long illness leaves fatigue and brain fog behind, we map attention, arousal and autonomic markers — a functional view of what recovery is working with.

Post-stroke

After stroke care and rehabilitation.

Once medical care and rehabilitation are underway, qEEG examination can add a functional view of network activity. We work strictly alongside your stroke team — examination, never a substitute for rehabilitation.

Scope & safety

We work alongside — not in place of — primary medical and psychological care. We do not diagnose neurological or psychiatric conditions from EEG, and we do not prescribe or alter medication. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call 000 or Lifeline 13 11 14.

How the clinic works

Examination, not assumption.

14 brain networks. Quantitative measurement at the start, the middle, and the end. Co-care with your GP and psychologist — we work alongside, not instead of.

Step 1

Examine

19-channel quantitative EEG, processed against age-matched norms via NeuroGuide. swLORETA source localisation maps activity to specific networks.

Step 2

Intervene

swLORETA-guided neurofeedback paired with HRV biofeedback at resonant frequency. Network-targeted protocols, not one-size-fits-all.

Step 3

Re-measure

qEEG comparison at mid-cycle and end of programme. If the data isn’t moving in the expected direction, we change the plan — not the calendar.

In the clinic, care starts with a qEEG brain map. The online programmes, including The Healthy Brain Clinic at Home, start with a detailed questionnaire instead.

Ways to start

Start anywhere. Step up when you’re ready.

Every programme follows the same order: understand first, then train, then review. Choose the one that fits your goals, your timeline and your budget.

Tier 0 Free · ~10 min

Brain Health Snapshot

A short educational questionnaire screening your three core networks — Default Mode, Salience and Central Executive — with a personalised starting protocol.

  • No card required
  • ~10 minutes
  • Personalised protocol emailed

Take the Snapshot →

Tier 1 $67 one-time

Brain Health Assessment

Full 14-network mapping, 16-region BRLF screening, a 30-day guided programme and content library — 30 days of access.

  • Full 14-network mapping
  • 30-day guided programme
  • 30 days of access

Tier 1 details →

At home · self-guided A$39 a month, no setup fee

The Healthy Brain Clinic at Home

Self-guided heart-rhythm training from the clinic. Nothing to book, no consultations. Cancel any time.

  • Your history, feedback report and personal training plan
  • Guided biofeedback breathing, about 15 minutes a day (Polar H10 strap, bought separately)
  • Daily diary, progress reports and a monthly live Q&A

See The Healthy Brain Clinic at Home →

Every programme works alongside, not instead of, your GP, psychologist or psychiatrist.

Two ways to begin

Your brain... Your choice.

Examination, not assumption.

Take the free Brain Health Snapshot to orient yourself, or book a consultation with Dr Ash Connell. Both are easy to step away from, and either way you’ll leave with a clearer picture of what’s actually going on.

Or call (03) 5593 2934 — reception will take a few details and call you back within one business day.

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