When someone hits their head, medicine mostly offers watchful waiting. Rest, avoid screens, and hope it settles.
Meanwhile the headaches, the pressure, the dizziness, the fog, and in some cases the vision problems carry on for months or years.
What if the injury left something behind that could be found and released?
In this training I show what a head injury does to the deep structure of the skull, the ways it can affect far more than the head itself, and a few of the cases that changed how I think about concussion.
Dr. Norman Doidge, in The Brain's Way of Healing, describes Matrix Repatterning as one of the first things that should be used to correct head injury.
If you have a patient still living with the aftermath of a concussion, start here.