When you’ve completed a program of brain rehabilitation—whether for concussion recovery, balance issues, cognitive performance, or neurological optimization—the progress you make is often life-changing. But the journey doesn’t stop at discharge. Just like physical fitness, brain health thrives on consistent, intentional effort.

The phrase echoes through crisp autumn air this time of year — playful, nostalgic, and symbolic. Behind every costume and candy bucket lies a simple exchange: give and receive. But what if this season’s most meaningful “treat” isn’t found in chocolate or caramel — but in clearer thinking and sharper memory?

You wake up one morning, and the world seems a little too loud. The light from the window feels sharp. Your thoughts are muddled as you try to remember whether you brushed your teeth. For many, a concussion feels like something that should just fade with rest. But what about those for whom it doesn’t?

Have you ever noticed how you can walk through a dark room and still know where your body is in space Or how you can catch yourself from falling before you even realize you tripped That is your brain processing sensory information behind the scenes.

The human brain is one of the most adaptable, dynamic systems in the known universe — and science continues to uncover just how flexible it truly is. Through a process called neuroplasticity

Repetitive Peripheral Somatosensory Stimulation (RPSS) may sound like something only researchers talk about—but it’s changing lives in real-world recovery settings every day.

A bump. A fall. A jolt on the field. Often, a concussion is brushed off with, “Just give it a few days of rest and you’ll be fine.”

When someone experiences a stroke, life can change in a heartbeat—literally. One moment, everything feels normal. The next, a person may lose the ability to speak, move, or even recognize their loved ones.

Your Brain Never Actually Sleeps Even when you’re passed out in bed, your brain stays active. In fact, it might be doing more behind the scenes than when you're awake.

In a world filled with distractions, stress, and overstimulation, mindfulness is emerging as a powerful tool for brain health.

Cortical remapping, or cortical reorganization, refers to the brain’s ability to reorganize its neural pathways.

February is all about hearts—and not just the ones on Valentine’s Day cards. Did you know your brain and heart share a unique, symbiotic rel

These athletes exemplify perseverance, grit, and the determination to overcome obstacles both on and off the field.

Here’s why neurofeedback might not have worked for you and how our approach at Plasticity Brain Centers could be different.

There is a reason that you hear Christmas music wherever you go as soon as November rolls around.

Today - Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is used to enhance the body’s natural ability to heal.

What Is The GyroStim? The GyroStim is a computer-controlled, multi-axis rotating chair. It offers innovative technology that improves the...

PCS is a serious condition that puts the patient at increased risk of developing second impact syndrome (SIS) if they suffer another concuss

The Relationship between Brain Injury and Falls: About 35% of all brain injuries are from a fall.