In Canada, there are 165,000 serious brain injuries a year, with some of the leading causes being motor vehicle accidents, workplace injuries, and physical activities/contact sports (Conte Jaswal, 2017). Concussions and brain injuries of varying degree can have lasting symptoms post-injury such as light and noise sensitivity, dizziness, headaches, blurry vision, and tinnitus to name only a few (Mayo Clinic, 2017). 

Most post brain injury rehabilitation in Toronto focuses on relearning and teaching compensation mechanisms at a physical level. This methods only addresses the surface issues as opposed to the root problems at a neurophysiological level. Studies have demonstrated that clients who participated in neurofeedback training had improvements in symptoms such as attention, impulse control, processing speed, short-term memory, and mood (Gray, S. N., 2017). At the b3 Neurological Institute in Toronto, we focus our brain injury rehabilitation on the underlying dysregulations in a non-invasive, wholistic approach. We specialize in advanced vestibular rehabilitation techniques such as gaze stabilization training and eye movements coordination, specific brain stem stimulation, sophisticated biofeedback training including also Heart Rate Variability (HRV) and Mindfulness-based meditation, as well as superior Neurofeedback training.