Concussion rehabilitation in Eugene.

A concussion affects more than your head. Individualized rehab helps you manage symptoms, restore function, and return to the activities that matter to you.

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What It Is

Recovery at a pace that fits you.

Headaches, dizziness, balance problems, sensitivity to light or noise, and trouble concentrating can interfere with work, school, exercise, and everyday life. Recovery from a concussion is different for everyone.

Depending on your evaluation, rehab may include balance and coordination training, vestibular rehabilitation for dizziness and motion sensitivity, visual and oculomotor exercises, neck and postural treatment, and a gradual exercise progression based on your symptoms and tolerance.

Your program is adjusted as you progress, so you rebuild tolerance step by step and return to your normal activities with confidence.

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Progressed by your response, never rushed

What It Helps

Symptoms concussion rehab addresses.

If symptoms are lingering or keeping you from your normal routine, an evaluation can help.

Persistent headaches or head pressure Dizziness, vertigo, or balance trouble Sensitivity to light, noise, or movement Neck pain or stiffness after a head injury Getting back to your sport safely Fatigue and low tolerance for activity

What A Session Looks Like

Three steps back to your routine.

We evaluate your symptoms and function.

Targeted balance, vision, and neck work.

Gradual activity progression at your pace.

Why It Works

What concussion rehab can do.

Better balance and coordination.

Improved tolerance for activity.

Better management of lingering symptoms.

A confident return to daily life.

Pairs Well With

Often paired with.

Vestibular Therapy Focused treatment for dizziness, vertigo, and motion sensitivity. Manual Therapy Hands-on care for neck pain and stiffness after a head injury.

Questions, Answered

Concussion rehab, answered.

How long does concussion rehabilitation take?

Recovery time varies from person to person. The duration of rehabilitation depends on your symptoms, how long they have been present, your activity level, and how you respond to treatment.

Can physical therapy help after a concussion?

Yes. Physical therapy can help address certain physical symptoms associated with concussion, including balance problems, dizziness, neck pain, visual challenges, and reduced tolerance for activity.

When should I start concussion rehabilitation?

If concussion symptoms persist or interfere with your normal activities, an evaluation can help determine whether rehabilitation is appropriate. Your healthcare provider can also guide you on diagnosis and medical management.

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