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Originally Posted by mhr4
Hi everyone,
I ran across this thread and thought I should throw in my two cents. If you, or anyone you know, has incurred a head injury and you/he/she is not recovering, I would encourage you to look into neurofeedback. You can just google it and find all kinds of information about it. If you live in a big city, you will probably have dozens of therapists in your town who specialize in this. If not, you can also do it remotely with specialists such as Dr. Victoria Ibric or Dr. Diane Roberts Stoler. My quick story is that I incurred 6 concussions while playing rugby in college. I have been doing neurofeedback for a couple of years to relieve symptoms and I have made great gains thus far. If you have any specific questions, just let me know.
Cheers,
Mike
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Mike,
I to am interested in your thoughts about neurofeedback. I'm six months PCS, and am now just scratching the surface on information out there. Before I was feeling way to overwhelmed with symptoms and was told the only way I am to get better is to have complete cognitive rest. I am SO GLAD I found this place. I've only been a member for less than a week, but I cannot tell you how theraputic it is to hear that people are going through the same thing.
How did you get a concussion? What were you symptoms? What exactly is neurofeedback? I plan to do some research on it, but I'd like to hear first hand from someone whose done it.
Thanks for your post.
Erica