This presentation is about a totally new and non-drug approach to eliminating the symptoms following a traumatic brain injury (TBI). This could be head injuries caused by blows to the head from falls, being struck in the head, car accidents, sports injuries, or exposure to explosions during military combat. While most people naturally recover from a mild or moderate traumatic brain injury, some people are left with chronic issues such as physical, sensory, cognitive, emotional, or behavioral symptoms. 
The outcome of our treatment is simple. In most cases, all of the symptoms caused by the TBI event either disappear or improve significantly. This is achieved by using a psychological type approach that repairs the original growth pattern of the brain to create the optimal resiliency of the brain. Once resiliency of the brain is restored the chronic TBI symptoms disappear.
In this presentation, we will share case studies that demonstrate the change in TBI symptoms using this approach and an overview of the treatment protocol to achieve these results.
We are currently testing our treatment on 9 TBI patients; 3 males and 6 females with an average age of 49 years (range 28-67 years). The traumas causing the TBI symptoms are: Motor vehicle accident (n=4), blunt force trauma (n=2), hit by a car (n=1), sports related concussion (n=1), and multiple head injuries (n=1). Based on the patient’s own experience the main 2-3 pre-treatment TBI symptoms were recorded. Most common were cognitive symptoms (n=12) such as memory problems, difficulty concentrating and difficulty finding words, followed by physical symptoms (n=9) such as headache, neck pain, and fatigue, and lastly sensory symptoms (n=5) such as sensitivity to light and sound. At this point 3 patients still need further treatment but post-treatment data from all 9 patients are included here. So far, treatment lengths varied from 5 to 18 hours, with an average of 9 hours. Post-treatment, one patient had all 3 major TBI symptoms resolve, five patients had 2 out of 3 and one patient had 1 out of 3 major TBI symptoms resolve. Two patients had none of their major symptoms fully resolve. However, all patients had significant improvements to the remaining non-resolved pre-treatment TBI symptoms (based on patient satisfaction). In cases where a symptom is improved but not fully resolved we suspect that full brain resiliency has not yet been achieved and thus further treatment is needed. Or that symptoms are not actually from head injury but from e.g. spinal injury or it is simply not a TBI caused symptom but related to another “disease” process.
In conclusion, our new and non-drug approach to eliminating the symptoms following a TBI is both very effective, quick and simple.

Fast Resolution of Chronic TBI Symptoms by Improving Brain Resilience