Comprehensive Recovery Support for TBI and Post-Concussion Syndrome
If you’re struggling with persistent symptoms after a brain injury, we’re here to help you feel safe, supported, and on the path to recovery—with integrative care that addresses your whole system.
Traumatic brain injuries affect far more than just cognitive function—they can impact every aspect of your daily life, from physical symptoms to emotional wellbeing. At Wild Horse Health, we understand that TBI recovery requires a comprehensive approach that supports not just your brain, but your entire nervous system and body’s healing capacity.
Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) occur when an external force injures the brain. They can range from mild concussions to severe head trauma and often affect how the brain functions in both the short- and long-term. TBIs may result from falls, motor vehicle accidents, sports injuries, or blast exposures, and their effects can be physical, cognitive, or emotional. Depending on the location and severity of the injury, TBIs can present differently in each individual.
Common classifications include:
TBI can exist alone, or it can lead to secondary complications such as post-concussion syndrome or neurodegeneration over time.
TBI symptoms may emerge immediately after the injury or gradually over time. They can affect every part of life—thinking, memory, emotions, movement, and more. Some of the most commonly reported symptoms include:
In some cases, symptoms may persist long after the injury, a condition known as post-concussion syndrome.
When to Seek Immediate Care
At Wild Horse Health, we offer a comprehensive, integrative approach to TBI recovery—one that not only addresses your symptoms but supports the whole system affected by trauma. We work to restore neurochemical balance, reduce inflammation, and support the brain’s ability to repair through nutritional, emotional, and physical therapies.
Our Evaluation Process
We may also recommend additional support through imaging or cognitive testing with your neurologist or TBI specialist.
We work with your care team—including neurologists, therapists, or rehabilitation specialists—to ensure a cohesive and supportive recovery plan.
From your first visit, we aim to understand your unique presentation and create a comprehensive recovery plan tailored to your needs.
Most patients leave with a clearer understanding of their symptoms and specific next steps for supporting their recovery.
Conventional treatment for TBI focuses on managing acute symptoms, preventing further damage, and supporting brain recovery. This may involve:
Our integrative approach works alongside conventional care to address the underlying factors that support or hinder recovery, using natural therapies that complement traditional treatments.
Wild Horse Health is a cash-pay clinic. We do not bill insurance directly, but:
While conventional care often focuses on managing acute symptoms, our integrative approach looks at how the entire body and nervous system are functioning after injury. We work to restore neurochemical balance, reduce inflammation, and support the brain’s ability to repair through nutritional, emotional, and physical therapies. This care complements, not replaces, traditional neurological care.
We provide support for mild to moderate TBI and post-concussion syndrome. For severe injuries requiring acute hospitalization or neurosurgical intervention, we work alongside your specialists to provide adjunctive recovery support once you’re stable.
Yes. Many people continue to experience symptoms months or even years after a TBI. Chronic issues related to inflammation, hormonal disruption, or nervous system dysregulation can all be addressed, even years after the initial event.
We collaborate closely with your existing care team to provide complementary support. Our integrative therapies work alongside conventional treatments to optimize your recovery.
CEO, Medical Director
We’re here to support your healing journey—addressing not just your symptoms, but your whole system’s ability to recover and thrive.
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