Conditions We Treat
When head pain keeps coming back, the cause is often in how the brain, eyes, and neck work together, and that is something we can measure.
Recurring or persistent headaches can come from many sources, including tension, neck dysfunction, visual strain, and post-concussion changes. The pattern often involves more than one of these factors at the same time, which is part of why they can be hard to settle.
When headaches happen often, they can affect focus, sleep, and quality of life. Over time, the nervous system can become more reactive, so everyday triggers may set off symptoms that once would not have bothered you.
We start with our neuro-functional exam, using objective eye-tracking and VNG testing along with vestibular and cervical assessment. This helps us see how your visual, balance, and neck systems are working together and where the breakdowns that may drive headaches are coming from.
From there we build a personalized, brain-based rehabilitation plan aimed at the specific pathways involved, and we re-test along the way so you can see whether the patterns are changing rather than guessing.
Recurring headaches can come from tension, neck dysfunction, visual strain, or post-concussion changes. The pattern often involves more than one of these at the same time, which is part of why they can be hard to settle with a single approach.
We use a neuro-functional exam combining objective eye-tracking and VNG testing with vestibular and cervical assessment. That shows how your visual, balance, and neck systems are working together and where the breakdowns driving your headaches are coming from.
Yes. Neck dysfunction is one of the common sources we assess, which is why cervical assessment is part of our exam. Tension in the neck and shoulders often accompanies recurring head pain.
When headaches happen often, the nervous system can become more reactive over time. Everyday triggers may then set off symptoms that once would not have bothered you. That sensitisation is part of what a rehabilitation plan aims to change.
Visual strain is one of the sources we look for. If the eye movement and focusing systems are working harder than they should, that effort can produce head pain, eye strain, and fatigue together.
If head pain is getting in the way of work, school, or daily life, an evaluation can help identify what needs targeted support.
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