Post-Concussion Care
Post-Concussion Recovery
Persistent symptoms after a concussion — headaches, dizziness, brain fog, neck pain, visual disturbance — often have treatable physical causes. We assess the cervical spine, vestibular system, and oculomotor function to find what is actually driving your symptoms, then steadily rebuild your tolerance to activity.
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Post-concussion symptoms have treatable physical causes. We assess the cervical spine, vestibular system, and oculomotor function to find what is driving your symptoms — then build a graded plan that progresses you forward without flaring you up.
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Understanding Post-Concussion Syndrome
Cervicogenic Headache
Upper cervical joints (C1–C3) often refer pain into the head, temple, and behind the eyes after a concussion or whiplash event.
Vestibular Dysfunction
Inner-ear and central vestibular pathways can be disrupted by impact, producing dizziness, motion sensitivity, and balance disturbance.
Oculomotor & Gaze Issues
Disrupted convergence, saccades, and smooth pursuit drive visual fatigue, screen intolerance, and brain fog after head injury.
Cervical Whiplash
Neck soft-tissue and facet joint injuries almost always accompany concussion and can keep symptoms going long after the brain itself has healed.
Autonomic Dysregulation
Exercise intolerance, lightheadedness on standing, and palpitations point to autonomic involvement that responds well to graded exertion programmes.
Cognitive Fatigue
Overlap between cervical, vestibular, and visual systems creates a low ceiling for mental and physical effort — a treatable, not permanent, state.
How we treat it
The KINETIKA Approach
We assess the cervical spine, vestibular system, oculomotor function, and exertion tolerance to identify which physical systems are driving your symptoms.
Hands-on treatment for the upper cervical spine combined with targeted vestibular and gaze-stability exercises, dosed to your symptom threshold.
Carefully progressed exercise and cognitive-load tasks that rebuild capacity without flaring symptoms — the most evidence-based intervention for persistent post-concussion symptoms.
Stage-by-stage return-to-activity plans, co-managed with your neurologist or sports physician where needed, so you get back to work, training, or play safely.
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Post-concussion symptoms can be confusing and frustrating. We will assess what is actually driving them and build a structured rehabilitation plan that progresses you forward without flaring you up.
No referral · Same-week appointments · Dubai Hills
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