29/06/2026
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🧠 One of the biggest myths around concussion
is that you have to be knocked unconscious to have it.
The reality is that most people who experience a concussion never lose consciousness at all.
Which means it’s surprisingly easy for symptoms to be missed, dismissed or explained away.
“You’re probably just tired - rest up and you’ll feel better soon.”
“Maybe you’re stressed.”
“Give it a few more weeks.”
And yet people can still be dealing with headaches, dizziness, brain fog, poor sleep and concentration difficulties long after the original injury.
One of the ways you can help in relieving these symptoms, and hopefully get you back on the track to further recovery is CranioSacral Therapy (CST).
We have therapists all over the country (in fact all over the world!) who may be able to help on a one-to-one basis.
And, if you, or someone you love, is struggling with persistent Post Concussion symptoms that have been hard to help - and you’ve tried a whole list of things to little avail - then maybe you’ll be interested in this:
We’re running a rare, intensive CST programme (over 5 days, this November), where we’ll have multiple sessions, over multiple days, with multiple therapists… We’ve already shown that this can help people with these longer term head injury symptoms.
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