Traumatic brain injury — strictly as adjunct.
For patients recovering from moderate-to-severe TBI, our work runs strictly alongside your neurology, rehabilitation medicine, and allied-health team. We add measurement-led training; we do not replace primary care.
A specific scope.
This page is for patients who have completed acute care for a moderate or severe traumatic brain injury, are under the care of a treating neurologist or rehabilitation physician, and are looking for measurement-led adjunct work — typically through a referral from their treating team.
If your injury was a concussion or mild TBI, the pathway you want is concussion & post-concussion symptoms.
Adjunct only.
For TBI patients, we work as an adjunct to the rehabilitation team that is already in place. The qEEG can identify cortical dysregulation that informs neurofeedback or biofeedback work. Functional neurological exercises can complement physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and vestibular rehabilitation. Mind-body and autonomic-regulation work can support recovery of sleep architecture and emotional regulation.
We coordinate with your treating team in writing — assessment letter, midpoint review, discharge — and refer back when the picture warrants.
Important boundaries.
- We do not diagnose TBI or grade severity.
- We do not provide medico-legal reports as a stand-alone service.
- We do not replace neurology, rehabilitation medicine, neuropsychology, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, or speech pathology.
- We do not accept TBI referrals without a treating practitioner already in place.
Your brain.... Your call.
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Scope & safety
We work alongside — not in place of — primary medical and psychological care. We do not diagnose neurological or psychiatric conditions from EEG, and we do not prescribe or alter medication. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call 000 or Lifeline 13 11 14.