PCS (concussion injury) treatment with neurofeedback
Optimal PCS Treatment with NeurOptimal® Neurofeedback
A PCS treatment with NeurOptimal® neurofeedback offers a solution for people with acquired mild traumatic brain injury, such as concussion. Perhaps you fell awkwardly or sustained a head injury in another accident. Because these symptoms are sometimes not noticed immediately, they can become permanent.
This can, for example, lead to prolonged fatigue, dizziness, and overstimulation, or concentration problems. At Brain-Fit, we treat these complaints with NeurOptimal® neurofeedback and PNEI. This allows you to function again with calm and focus.
Benefits of PCS Treatment at Brain-Fit
Our PCS treatment is specifically designed to effectively address the symptoms of post-concussion syndrome (PCS). With NeurOptimal® neurofeedback, we ensure your brain can recover better and function optimally again. Choose Brain-Fit for effective PCS treatment and experience improvement in your daily life.
Why Choose NeurOptimal® Neurofeedback for PCS Treatment?
NeurOptimal® neurofeedback is an advanced technique that focuses on restoring brain functions. In a PCS treatment, it helps your brain to reorganise itself and function better, thereby reducing symptoms like fatigue, dizziness, and overstimulation. Trust Brain-Fit for your PCS treatment and recovery with calm and focus.
PCS treatment by Brain-Fit
Why choose PCS treatment at Brain-Fit?
- Certified therapists
- Experience with Neuroptimal® neurofeedback since 2007
- Life experience and expert by experience
- Personal attention
Want to know more or experience it yourself? Make an appointment for a consultation and shortened session. During the consultation, we'll tell you more about what we can do for you.
Post-Commotioneel Syndroom (PCS)
With concussion, symptoms usually disappear within a few days or weeks with adequate rest. If symptoms are still present and persist after three months, we speak of Post-Concussion Syndrome (PCS). PCS stands for long-term complaints after a concussion.
PCS encompasses a range of symptoms that occur after a concussion and, unlike a concussion, can last for weeks or even months. These cognitive complaints can still be present weeks or months after the accident, or even worsen because of the accident.
