Concussion Evaluations
A concussion can affect much more than the immediate physical injury. Many individuals notice ongoing difficulties with attention, memory, processing speed, or emotional regulation that can be difficult to explain or predict. When recovery does not follow a clear path, it can feel frustrating, confusing, and isolating.
We beleive your experience deserves careful attention and a thoughtful, evidence-based approach. As board-certified neuropsychologists, we specialize in evaluating the cognitive and emotional impact of concussions, helping you understand your symptoms and find a clear path forward.
Our clinical work includes extensive experience managing sports-related concussions at the highest level. As neuropsychology consultants for the Cincinnati Bengals and FC Cincinnati, we are directly involved in assessment, recovery planning, and return-to-play decisions where accuracy and safety are essential. We bring this same elite level of care, evidence-based assessment, and deep familiarity with brain recovery and function to every patient we see.
When Symptoms Persist
For many individuals, concussion symptoms continue long after the initial injury. Persistent challenges with focus, memory, fatigue, mood, and stress tolerance often reflect a complex, overlapping picture:
The Effects of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI): Understanding how the physical injury has temporarily altered your brain’s processing speed and efficiency.
The Emotional Toll: Addressing the anxiety, stress, or frustration that naturally arises when your brain isn’t functioning the way you expect it to.
Disrupted Routines: Navigating the secondary impacts of injury, such as poor sleep, altered daily routines, and cognitive fatigue.
Because these symptoms build on on another, we focus on the whole person. We help you untangle these overlapping factors so you can get the targeted support you need.