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At Neuro ConneXions, we use multi-sensory integration therapy to heal the brain from mild traumatic brain injuries and concussions.

03/19/2026

This is what a typical first day at NCX looks like.

We combine activation and rest in a recipe that gets you on the right track for healing with real results.

It’s structured.
It’s measurable.
And brings real healing.

If symptoms aren’t going away,
It might be time for a different approach.

Free consultation link in our bio.

03/16/2026

You hit your head.
You got checked out.
You had a scan.

And the results came back normal.

So why do you still have headaches, brain fog, or dizziness?

Because concussions usually affect brain function, not brain structure.

Which means traditional imaging often won’t show the problem.

That’s why real-time, in-depth functional evaluations are important to truly understand what’s going on and guide effective treatment.

If you’re dealing with lingering concussion symptoms and need help figuring out the next steps, let’s chat.

03/07/2026

You’re not imagining it.

Concussion doesn’t show up on typical scans.

There’s no cast, no bruise, no obvious sign. Just a hit, a fall, or a hard stop... and then something feels off.

The headaches. The fog. The exhaustion that doesn’t match how much you slept. The irritability you can’t explain.

This is why concussion is called the invisible injury — and it’s also why it’s the most underdiagnosed injury there is. Up to 50% of concussions go completely unreported.

Not because they aren’t real.

Because you can’t see them.

This Brain Injury Awareness Month, we’re talking about the injuries that don’t show up on imaging but show up in your life every single day.

If you’ve been dismissed, misunderstood, or told to just push through — that’s not weakness. That’s what happens when an injury is invisible.
Read the full article. Link in the comments.

03/04/2026

We see you — whether you’re recovering from a concussion, a stroke, or anything in between. 🧠💙

There’s a lot of confusion around brain injury terminology.

Here’s a quick breakdown:
Concussion — a mild traumatic brain injury caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head that temporarily disrupts normal brain function. And yes, mild doesn’t mean minor.

mTBI (mild Traumatic Brain Injury) — the clinical term for a concussion. Same thing, fancier name.

MTBI (Moderate Traumatic Brain Injury) — a step up in severity, typically involving longer loss of consciousness and a more extended recovery.

sTBI (severe Traumatic Brain Injury) — a more serious injury with significant, often long-lasting effects on brain function.

Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) — any brain injury occurring after birth, whether from trauma like a fall, or non-traumatic causes like stroke or oxygen deprivation.

Post-Concussion Syndrome/Symptoms (PCS) — when concussion symptoms linger beyond the expected recovery window. You’re not imagining it. It’s real, and it’s treatable.

👇 Follow along — we’re here to break it all down during

02/28/2026

We are gearing up for Brain Injury Awareness month in March.

And before it officially begins, we wanted to say

We see you.

We see the person who looks fine on the outside but is quietly battling headaches, brain fog, exhaustion, and emotional overwhelm and more every single day.

We see the one who has been told their scans are normal— but nothing feels normal.

We see the one who has stopped explaining how they feel because nobody seems to understand.

You are not making it up. Your brain is injured. And real recovery is possible. ❤️🧠💪

💙

02/20/2026

When you’ve been watching a little too much Olympics… haha

Should we try another one??😂😂

02/13/2026

Next time you do an every day task try adding a couple other sensory input tasks to it and see how it helps your brains performance.

Baking some Valentines cookies? Try standing on one foot and humming while baking.

02/11/2026

(10 medals as of 2/11/26 11 am mst)

We’re so glad you asked.
Behind every elite performance is a brain that can: • Process information in milliseconds • Regulate stress under pressure • Recover efficiently between efforts • Integrate vision, balance, and movement seamlessly

And those same foundations matter in concussion recovery.

Whether you’re chasing gold or chasing healing, the brain thrives on the same five pillars:
 🥗 Nutrition & hydration 🚶‍♀️ Intentional movement ☀️ Sunlight & rhythm 😴 Sleep 🧘‍♀️ Mental well-being & connection

Olympians don’t just train harder — they recover smarter.

And loving your brain means doing the same.

02/06/2026

We often overcompensate after an injury to keep moving forward, which works temporarily but can drain our energy faster.

Multi-Sensory Integration helps the brain heal and reduces compensation.

What multitasking habits do you find yourself doing?

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382 E 400 S Ste. A
Springville, UT
84663

Website

http://www.ncxbrainrecovery.com/

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