Oak Brook IL Traumatic Brain Injury/Concussion Specialist

In some cases, traumatic brain injury involves damage to the brain’s white matter tracts, which are responsible for sending signals across the cortex for processing. This damage may also affect the brain’s frequencies, which are important for proper sleep-wake cycles, mood regulation, and cognitive functioning. Traditional cognitive rehabilitation approaches are very important to try and help the TBI patient regain some functionality. Neuropsychological testing and brain mapping can be extraordinarily helpful in understanding the impact of the injury on brain connectivity and frequency patterns, and to help in the formulation of a therapeutic plan. The increased awareness of concussion has also lead to an expanded understanding of the brain effects of milder head trauma and treatments that can be helpful if a patient is not fully recovering over time.

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Neurohealth’s 40-minute sessions teach your brain to change itself.

During 40-minute training sessions, you’ll sit in a private room to watch a movie or play a video game. Sensors monitor your brainwaves and connect to a computer. The computer is connected to the screen, telling the screen to display better when your brain is producing more balanced brainwaves. Over the course of the program, your brain learns to stop producing brain patterns causing your symptoms and start performing optimally.

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Scientists note that children with autism have normal-sized brains at birth, but at some point—usually at the end of the first year of life—a part of the brain called the amygdala grows on average 13% larger than in non-autistic children

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Julie W. Teachers made huge comments on his math skills and behavior. I also saw this at home with understanding of what I said to him registering more with him. I saw this in his eyes: recognition. Fewer outbursts of anger.

Anita M. I am extremely happy with my son’s outcomes and feel very fortunate to have encountered Dr. Bonesteel early in my child’s life. This method has dramatically changed his ability to focus and take initiative. I feel confident that my son’s life has been dramatically enhanced. I can’t express my appreciation fully in words.

Mary B. Dr. Bonesteel has masterfully, compassionately, and extremely kindly helped me navigate through a history of childhood and marital abuse, a child with twenty years of struggle with life-threatening physical and emotional illness, extended family discord, and disharmony with my child with severe depression. I am blessed to have found Neurohealth Associates.

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Scientists note that children with autism have normal-sized brains at birth, but at some point—usually at the end of the first year of life—a part of the brain called the amygdala grows on average 13% larger than in non-autistic children

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