Part 2 - Traumatic Neck Injuries and Concussions | E7

This episode emphasizes the intricate relationship between neck injuries and concussion recovery, exploring how sensory integration affects patient outcomes. Listeners learn about the importance of tailored therapies, effective communication among care providers, and the necessity of understanding each patient's unique presentation for optimal recovery.

• Understanding the role of functional neurology in treatment 
• Importance of sensory integration and balance in recovery 
• Where do neck strengthening exercises fit in
• Forward head posture and its implications for patients 
• Exploring functional tests for assessment of symptoms 
• Dangers of poor communication amongst therapists
• Case study illustrating the connection between cervical dysfunction and dysautonomia 
• The significance of tailored therapy approaches 
• Insight into the challenges faced in workers’ compensation cases 
• Preview of topics for future episodes, including cervical instability and dysautonomia

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