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
Recovery · Concussion
Concussion — the symptoms that don't resolve on schedule.
For most people, concussion symptoms resolve in days to weeks. For a meaningful minority, they don't. That's where we tend to come in — examination, rehabilitation, and the patient questions an "all clear" can't answer.
AHPRA-registered clinician-led
Clinical-grade qEEG hardware
Co-care with your GP & psychologist
Geelong · Camperdown · Australia-wide
What we see
A familiar pattern.
You had a knock — sport, a fall, an accident. The acute symptoms cleared. Then, weeks or months later, something is still off: a headache that won't lift, fatigue out of all proportion to the day, mental fog, sensitivity to light or sound, dizziness when you turn your head quickly, balance that feels subtly unreliable. Imaging is unremarkable. The cognitive screen looks broadly normal. Your treating clinician has run out of obvious next moves.
This is where measurement-led examination earns its place. The qEEG often shows persistent dysregulation that doesn't appear on structural imaging. Vestibular and ocular-motor screening — drawn from the well-established concussion-rehab literature — frequently identifies specific dysfunctions that can be trained out.
Our approach
Examination, then targeted rehab.
- Comprehensive intake — mechanism of injury, acute course, current symptoms, prior workup.
- qEEG examination — at rest and during task; the cortical signature of persistent dysregulation, where present, often guides the plan.
- Vestibular-ocular screening — drawn from concussion rehabilitation; identifies trainable dysfunctions.
- Targeted programme — usually weighted toward functional neurological exercises, with autonomic regulation work where indicated.
- Communication with your treating clinician — sports physician, GP, or rehabilitation team. We add to the picture; we don't duplicate it.
What we don't do
Specific exclusions.
- We do not provide return-to-play clearance. That decision sits with sports physicians and treating doctors.
- We do not replace structural imaging. Where MRI or CT is indicated, we refer.
- We do not work outside our scope — moderate-to-severe TBI is referred to TBI rehabilitation alongside neurology.
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.