Our Programs & Specialized Care

CONCUSSION & TBI REHABILITATION

Our interdisciplinary team provides personalized care for individuals recovering from concussions and traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Recognizing that symptoms and recovery needs vary from person to person, we take a collaborative approach to addressing physical, cognitive, visual, and vestibular challenges. Our goal is to manage symptoms, improve daily function, and support a safe return to work, school, sports, and everyday activities.

Our concussion and TBI management services include Chiropractic, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Osteopathy, and Neuro-Optometry, each offering specialized care to support different aspects of recovery.

Chiropractic Care

Neck pain, headaches and movement-related symptoms

Provides post-concussion assessments and vestibular rehabilitation for ]dizziness, headaches, balance and movement-related symptoms. Collaborates with our Kinesiologist to utilize physical exertion testing and specialized neck strength and rehabilitation.

Physiotherapy

Dizziness, balance, headaches and vestibular rehab

Provides vestibular rehabilitation for post-concussion dizziness, headaches, balance and movement difficulties, using targeted exercises to improve stability, coordination, and support a safe return to activity.

Occupational Therapy

Daily activities, cognitive symptoms and independence

Develops strategies to manage physical, cognitive, emotional, and sensory symptoms following a concussion or TBI, with practical adjustments to support independence in work, school, and daily activities.

Osteopathy

Relieving tension and restoring mobility

Uses gentle, hands-on techniques to address musculoskeletal tension, joint restrictions, and neck-related discomfort following a concussion or TBI, helping improve mobility and physical function

Neuro-Optometry

Vision, focusing difficulties and visual coordination

Assesses and treats neurological injuries affecting vision following a concussion or TBI, addressing eye coordination, focusing, visual processing, and other vision-related symptoms that impact daily activities.

Patients are welcome to self-refer, or healthcare professionals can submit referrals by fax. Please note that these services are not covered by OHIP but may be eligible for reimbursement through private insurance plans.