Tilt Table Testing

Tilt Table Testing – The tilt table test is the gold standard for diagnosing Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS). It’s a controlled way to assess how your cardiovascular system responds to standing up.

Demystifying Dysautonomia

Explore our comprehensive guide to understand dysautonomia and autonomic dysfunction & how it impacts exercise intolerance.

Why A Concussion Is So Difficult To Treat

Discover the challenges and complexities of concussion recovery. Learn about the crucial role of comprehensive assessments and targeted treatment plans in providing effective concussion treatment in Sydney.

Concussion what to avoid 3-part series

Recovering from a concussion? At Brain Hub, we manage a lot of patients who have had concussions.
3 points you need to know to avoid during concussion recovery.

CONCUSSION & MTBI

STILL STRUGGLING TO FIND THE RIGHT SOLUTION FOR YOU? Click the button below to see how your life could be improved and the process we take to get there. GET STARTED Concussion and Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI) Concussions and other forms of mild traumatic brain injuries, especially those resulting from traditional contact sports have […]

Concussions and the Australian Football League

Concussion injuries are a frequent occurrence on the football (and rugby) field. Concerns are rising about the long term neurological damage that may follow such injuries after post-mortem studies of various American football players’ brains showed signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). 1 Head protection needs to be considered as a high priority for the […]

10 Ways to Speed up the Recovery from Concussion

A blow to the head can be more serious than most people think, because after such a blow you could end up with post-concussion syndrome. What is post-concussion syndrome? Post-concussion syndrome, or post-traumatic nervous instability, involves a collection of disabling symptoms like: Headaches Fatigue Trouble concentrating Poor memory Dizziness Anxiety Depression Personality changes Irritability Apathy […]