CASE STUDY
Neurofeedback and Its effect on
TBI/Post-Concussion Syndrome
AFTER 1 SESSION
Mary experienced her first headache-free day in six weeks. This immediate relief was a promising sign of the neurofeedback’s potential effectiveness.
AFTER 4 SESSION
Mary reported noticeable improvement in her symptoms. She felt more capable of managing her work and daily tasks.
AFTER 8 SESSION
Her neuropsychological test scores, which initially appeared normal despite her symptoms, showed a dramatic improvement. Her scores jumped from the 50th percentile to the 95th percentile, confirming her subjective experience of impairment and subsequent recovery.
AFTER 16 SESSION
Mary's headaches and memory issues were completely resolved. She was able to fully resume her job and daily life without any lingering symptoms.
SUMMARY
Patient: Mary, 40-year-old editor
Condition: Post-concussion syndrome following an auto accident
Treatment: Neurofeedback
Background: Mary, a professional editor, suffered a concussion in an auto accident that significantly impaired her ability to work. Despite normal neuropsychological test scores, she experienced severe headaches and memory loss, which affected her daily functioning and job performance.
Neurofeedback therapy had a profound impact on Mary’s recovery from post-concussion syndrome. The treatment not only alleviated her physical symptoms but also restored her cognitive functions, allowing her to return to her professional and personal life with renewed confidence and capability. This case highlights the potential of neurofeedback as an effective intervention for individuals suffering from traumatic brain injury and related conditions.