11/19/2025
💥 Concussion Recovery: How Neurosomatic Therapy Helped One Woman Find Relief from Post-Concussive Syndrome 🧠
Concussions are far more complex than once believed. To effectively treat persistent symptoms, a multidisciplinary approach—including neuropsychological testing, pharmacological intervention, counseling, and Neurosomatic Therapy—is often required.
💡 The Challenge
Meet Susan, a 65-year-old woman who developed Post-Concussive Syndrome after a car accident. Five years later, she still struggled with brain fog, difficulty concentrating, and poor sleep, making everyday life difficult.
👐 The Approach
Over 5 weeks, Susan received 8 Neurosomatic Therapy sessions performed by a student therapist. Each session aimed to address muscular tension, structural cranial balance, cervical alignment, and dural tube mobilization to improve neurological function.
📊 The Results? Notable Improvement!
✅ Improved sleep quality
✅ Better concentration and less brain fog
🌟 Why This Matters
Susan’s case underscores the value of Neurosomatic Therapy in concussion recovery, especially when dealing with persistent symptoms like brain fog and poor sleep. While improvement wasn’t reflected in every measure, many patients find significant relief in ways that enhance their quality of life.
💡 Want to make a difference in concussion recovery? Train to be a Neurosomatic Therapist at the Center for Neurosomatic Studies and help patients like Susan reclaim their lives!
