
CONCUSSIONS & TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES
When you get a concussion, it's like what happens when your car tire hits a curb, your car gets out of alignment and now the car shakes when you go too fast.
That shaking is like the headache you're having after a concussion. Just like the car that is out of alignment, your brain and eyes are most likely out of alignment, causing you headaches.
This is Post Trauma Vision Syndrome (PTVS).
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It's not good for a car if you continue driving when it is out of alignment and shakes when driven.


Can NeuroVision help you with your concussion? The answer to that question begins with a question.
Have you been experiencing any of the following symptoms:
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Headaches
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Blurred Vision
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Double Vision
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Dizziness
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Nausea
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Light Sensitivity
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Intolerance To Seeing Motion
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Peripheral Vision Disturbance
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Visual Fatigue/Mental Fatigue
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Poor Balance
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Reading/Screen Intolerance
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Motion Sickness
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Visual Snow
If you are experiencing one or more of the above symptoms, we can help.
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Here are a few examples of concussion patients we have been able to help.

First Case Study

GW was working out in the gym when he got hit in the head with exercise equipment. GW had persistent headaches 1 month after his concussion.
When we checked the alignment of his brain and eyes this is what we found:


Second Case Study
BC was riding a 4–Wheeler when it rolled over and he sustained a concussion. BC was no longer able to work in his job due to his headaches, nausea and focusing problems.
He thought his vision was fine but when we checked the alignment of his brain and eyes, this is what we found:

Third Case Study

GM was T-boned in a car accident and she sustained whiplash and a concussion. 4 months later she was still having headaches, double vision, light sensitivity, fatigue and feeling off balance. She had attempted returning to work but was unsuccessful and unable to continue doing her job.
When we checked the alignment of her brain and eyes this is what we found:
Common Questions
MLS? Add 4th test
disclosing the price of the full assessment (ranges between $600-$1500 depending on the results of the screening appointment.
do we discuss the guarantee for the $50 screening appointment?
Like the car that hit the curb and is out of alignment, we can tell if you are out of alignment and fix it.

How much do you invest in your car to have comfortable transportation?


How much do you invest in your phone to have maximum processing?


How much would you invest in your brain to enjoy your highest potential in life

Invest in your brain when it isn't working correctly. It's the most valuable investment in your life for you.
Here's a List of What we can diagnose:
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PTVS
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NVD
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BVD
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Oculomotor Dysfunction
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Vestibular Ocular Dysfunction
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Vertical Heterophoria
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Primitive Reflexes
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Visual Perception Deficit
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Peripheral Vision Dysfunction
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Convergence Insufficiency
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Functional Neurological Dysfunction
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Accommodative Dysfunction
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Vergence Dysfunction
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Midline Shift Syndrome
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Fixation Disparity
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Strabismus
Here's a list of symptoms we can help with:
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Headaches
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Blurred Vision
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Double Vision
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Dizziness
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Nausea
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Light Sensitivity
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Intolerance To Seeing Motion
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Peripheral Vision Disturbance
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Visual Fatigue/Mental Fatigue
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Poor Balance
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Reading/Screen Intolerance
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Motion Sickness
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Visual Snow
Our Treatment Protocol can include:
1. Therapeutic Glasses:
* Prescriptions For Focus Change
* Prescriptions For Near–Point Strain
* Prescriptions For Eye Alignment
* Prism Glasses For Midline Shift & Balance
* Prism Glasses For Double Vision
* Tinted Lenses For Indoors & Outdoors
2. Vision Therapy:
* Syntonic Photo Therapy
* Rehabilitative NeuroDevelopmental Movement
* Neuro–Visual Rehabilitative Training
* Primitive Reflex Integration
* Vestibular–Ocular Rehabilitation
3. PoNS Therapy
* Balance Training Program
* Gait Training Program
"I was amazed how much a few weeks of therapy and treatment made in getting me back to normal. NeuroVision was exactly what I needed and their team exceeded my expectations." – Jane Doe













