Concussion Care That Doesn’t Leave You Guessing
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Concussion management is a structured approach to recovering from a concussion, a brain injury that can cause symptoms like headaches, dizziness, difficulty concentrating, light sensitivity, and balance problems. Treatment typically combines physiotherapy techniques, vestibular rehabilitation, cognitive strategies, and a gradual, monitored return to daily activity, work, or sport.
At Mary Physiotherapy, we start with a full picture of how your concussion is actually affecting you, symptoms can touch your vestibular system, vision, neck, and concentration all at once. So our clinic addresses each of these together rather than treating concussion as one uniform injury.
Your treatment plan is built around your specific symptoms and adjusted as your recovery progresses. As a concussion management clinic in Chilliwack, we monitor your symptoms closely at every stage, from initial assessment through to a gradual, guided return to work, school, or sport. So you’re never left guessing what comes next.
We also coordinate care with your physician and other providers, we’re one part of a connected recovery team, not a disconnected stop along the way.
We evaluate how your concussion is actually affecting you day to day by headaches, dizziness, neck pain, light sensitivity, or difficulty concentrating, not just the injury itself.
For dizziness or balance issues, targeted vestibular exercises help retrain your system and reduce symptoms.
Many concussion symptoms are connected to the neck, hands-on treatment addresses this contributing factor directly.
Visual exercises and cognitive strategies are included when eye strain, light sensitivity, or concentration difficulties are part of your symptoms.
We track your progress closely throughout recovery, adjusting treatment as things improve or if new symptoms arise.
Your return to work, school, or sport follows a step-by-step process paced to how you're actually tolerating each stage.
Your concussion management physiotherapy is connected to your broader care team, not handled in isolation.
Instead of "just wait it out," you get a clear plan with defined steps toward recovery.
Addresses your specific symptoms like dizziness, neck pain, visual disturbances, rather than a generic rest-and-hope approach.
Early, structured management can help prevent short-term concussion symptoms from developing into post-concussion syndrome.
Vestibular rehabilitation addresses dizziness and balance issues that can otherwise linger well past the initial injury.
Targeted strategies help manage brain fog and concentration difficulties as your brain recovers.
Treatment addressing neck-related and vestibular contributors can help ease the frequency and intensity of post-concussion headaches.
Vibhu Mittal, BSc. PT (2001), brings over 17 years of experience across government hospitals, private clinics, and diverse settings in two countries. With expertise in orthopedics, neurology, and sports physiotherapy, she’s further trained in Kinesiotaping, Functional Dry Needling, Vestibular Rehabilitation, and spinal manipulation across the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and full spine.
I’m a Physiotherapist with 3+ years of clinical experience in India. I completed my BPT from Lovely Professional University and have experience in hospital, private, and home-based rehabilitation. I’m currently working as a Physiotherapy Assistant (PTA) at Mary Physiotherapy Clinic in Chilliwack, BC.
Hello, my name is Simranjot Kaur, and I am a dedicated and friendly Medical Office Assistant with a background in Computer Information Systems. My education has helped me develop strong computer, communication, organizational, and administrative skills.
A thorough evaluation of your symptoms, injury history, and how the concussion is affecting your daily function.
Your plan addresses your specific symptoms, whether that's dizziness, neck pain, visual issues, or a combination.
This may include vestibular rehabilitation, manual therapy for the neck, visual exercises, and cognitive strategies, depending on your presentation.
We track your symptoms closely throughout recovery, adjusting treatment as things improve or if new issues arise.
A step-by-step, monitored progression back to work, school, or sport, based on how you're tolerating each stage.
We provide guidance on symptom management and self-care strategies throughout your recovery, and coordinate with your physician as needed.
Concussion recovery often involves multiple systems (vestibular, visual, cervical, cognitive). Our approach addresses each one rather than treating concussion as a single, uniform injury.
Since dizziness and balance issues are common after concussion, our vestibular rehabilitation experience is directly integrated into your concussion care, not handled as a separate referral.
We don't assume recovery is linear, your plan is adjusted session to session based on how your symptoms are actually changing.
Whether your injury happened on the field, in a car accident, or from a fall, your treatment reflects your specific situation, not a one-size-fits-all sports-injury protocol.
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We are proud to offer direct billing services to a wide range of leading insurance providers, making it easier for you to access the care you need without the stress of handling paperwork.
Recovery time varies significantly from person to person — many recover within a few weeks, though some experience symptoms for longer. Your treatment plan is based on your specific recovery, not a fixed timeline.
Some clinics require physician diagnosis/referral for concussion specifically given its medical complexity.
If you experience a worsening headache, repeated vomiting, confusion, slurred speech, seizures, or loss of consciousness, seek emergency medical care immediately.
It refers to concussion symptoms that persist beyond the typical recovery window. Our treatment approach can help manage and address ongoing symptoms.
Many concussion patients experience dizziness or balance issues related to the vestibular system, and our team addresses this as part of your concussion care if needed.
Return to sport follows a gradual, monitored process based on your symptom recovery, your therapist will guide you through the appropriate stages.
Yes, this is covered by most extended health plans, consistent with our other treatments. Coverage details can vary, so we recommend confirming with your provider.
Dizziness after concussion is common and can stem from the vestibular system, neck, or visual system, your assessment will help determine the specific cause.
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