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Concussion
Neurofeedback Can Support The Brain In Healing And Move Someone Closer To Their Original Functioning
A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) caused by a bump, blow, or jolt that disrupts how the brain functions—even when CT/MRI look normal. While most people recover within weeks, a subset develop persistent post-concussive symptoms (PPCS)—headache, light/noise sensitivity, disrupted sleep, fatigue, mood changes (anxiety/irritability), memory and concentration problems, dizziness, and “brain fog.” Risk rises with repeated injuries and inadequate early rest followed by a graded return to activity.
Our care focuses on restoring regulation and function. We coordinate evidence-based strategies—education, symptom-paced activity, sleep optimization, headache management, and psychotherapy for anxiety or mood shifts. The goal is steady progress back to school, work, and sport.
Neurofeedback trains self-regulation by giving real-time feedback on brain activity. Some clients report improvements in sleep, headache frequency, attention, and stress tolerance over a series of sessions.
Brain Injury
TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury)
After a TBI—whether mild, moderate, or severe—people commonly report challenges with attention and concentration, processing speed, memory, problem-solving, planning/organization, mental flexibility (getting “stuck” on an approach that isn’t working), task initiation, staying on topic, fatigue, stress tolerance, and mood changes such as irritability or agitation. These symptoms can fluctuate and often worsen with poor sleep, stress, or sensory overload.
TBI is a major public-health issue in the U.S., with hundreds of thousands of new injuries each year and many people living with lasting effects. Leading causes include motor-vehicle crashes and falls. Because injuries and recoveries vary widely, effective care is individualized and multidisciplinary.
At KCNPI, we coordinate evidence-based rehabilitation strategies—education, pacing and graded activity, sleep optimization, headache management, and psychotherapy for mood, anxiety, and adjustment. We set functional goals (return to school/work/sport) and track progress over time.
Neurofeedback aims to improve self-regulation by providing real-time feedback on brain activity. Early studies and case series suggest potential benefits for attention, executive function, sleep, and symptom burden in some patients, though larger controlled trials are still needed. We offer neurofeedback alongside proven therapies and monitor outcomes session-by-session to ensure it’s contributing to meaningful, real-world gains.
Stroke/ Dementia
Neurofeedback on Cognitive Functioning
After a stroke, people commonly face challenges with speech/language, movement and coordination, attention, memory, mood, and fatigue. Primary rehabilitation includes speech-language therapy, physical/occupational therapy, and medical care. At KCNPI, we complement that care with brain-based training and CNS Vital Signs (CNSVS) computerized neurocognitive testing to baseline key domains (attention, processing speed, memory, executive function) and track measurable change over time.
Neurofeedback trains self-regulation by giving the brain real-time feedback about its activity. Protocols can be tailored to support networks involved in attention, processing speed, and regulation, which may translate into steadier mood, better focus, improved sleep, and greater carryover from PT/OT/SLP. For speech goals, neurofeedback does not replace speech therapy, but it can help reduce over-arousal and support the attentional stamina needed to benefit from targeted language practice.
Because stroke recovery is highly individual, we pair neurofeedback with evidence-based therapies and use CNSVS re-tests at set intervals to monitor progress. If the data show clear gains, we continue or advance training; if not, we adjust the plan. Our aim is practical improvement you can feel—in communication, daily function, and quality of life.