No. The psychologist insisted that concussions are not brain injuries because there is no physical evidence with any diagnostic tools.

Even when I asked about short term memory he asked me to give an example of things I believe are evidence of that. (Well, the NP report is one piece of evidence but he dismissed it, saying that the intrepretation of my NP report by my doctor, was wrong)

I said, well I forget toast in the toaster, coffee in the microwave, I burned things that are on the stove, etc. He said that's just normal forgetfulness. That's not short term memory loss. If you left your car running all night or something, that would be more the type of safety risk we'd expect. People with severe injuries have those types of symptoms but not people who had a minor concussion.

Everything I said was dismissed.