Physician-Supervised Protocols for Neurological Healing

When you've suffered a concussion or traumatic brain injury, the standard medical advice often stops at "rest and wait." But your brain is actively struggling with neuroinflammation, oxidative stress, and disrupted cellular energy production—processes that determine whether you fully recover or face months or years of persistent symptoms.

Our physician-supervised protocols go beyond passive rest, actively supporting the cellular repair processes your brain needs to heal completely. Through targeted interventions that address neuroinflammation, restore cellular energy, and protect against secondary injury, we help athletes, professionals, and anyone recovering from head trauma regain cognitive function and return to the activities they love.

Support Your Brain's Natural Healing Capacity

Concussions and traumatic brain injuries disrupt normal brain function at the cellular level. While rest is important, it doesn't address the underlying metabolic dysfunction, oxidative damage, and inflammation that can persist for months after injury—keeping you symptomatic and unable to return to work, sports, or normal life.

Our approach combines medical supervision with evidence-based treatments that target the root causes of persistent concussion symptoms, helping your brain heal more completely and more quickly than rest alone.

Who This Helps:

• Athletes recovering from sports-related concussions

• Individuals with post-concussion syndrome (symptoms lasting 3+ months)

• Those experiencing persistent symptoms after mild traumatic brain injury

• People dealing with "second impact syndrome" concerns after multiple concussions

• Anyone struggling with headaches, brain fog, dizziness, or cognitive issues post-injury

• Patients who've been told "just give it time" but aren't improving

• Those needing to return to work, school, or competition but symptoms persist

• Individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, or mood changes after head trauma

Our Concussion Recovery Approach:

Rather than simply waiting for symptoms to resolve, our protocols actively support the cellular recovery processes your brain needs to heal. We address neuroinflammation, restore mitochondrial function, neutralize oxidative damage, and provide the nutritional building blocks neurons need for repair—creating optimal conditions for complete recovery.

Comprehensive Neurological Support Protocol:

Mind Mend Protocol (Primary Treatment): Our signature protocol combining NAD+, glutathione, B vitamins, and magnesium to address the full spectrum of post-concussion cellular dysfunction

NAD+ for Neuronal Energy: Restores cellular energy production in brain cells struggling with mitochondrial dysfunction after injury—the primary cause of persistent fatigue and cognitive symptoms

Glutathione for Neuroprotection: Master antioxidant that neutralizes the free radicals and oxidative stress generated by brain trauma, preventing secondary injury

B-Vitamin Complex: Supports neurotransmitter synthesis, myelin repair, and the metabolic processes essential for neurological recovery

Magnesium: Regulates neuronal excitability, protects against excitotoxicity, and supports the cellular processes driving brain healing

CBD Add-On (Optional): Medical-grade cannabidiol provides additional anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective effects, plus supports sleep quality—critical for brain recovery

Why This Approach Works:

Concussions cause immediate mechanical damage plus ongoing secondary injury from inflammation, oxidative stress, and impaired cellular energy production. Standard treatment (rest) prevents further injury but doesn't actively address these destructive processes. Our protocols intervene in the secondary injury cascade, supporting your brain's natural healing mechanisms while protecting against ongoing damage.

Research shows that restoring cellular energy (via NAD+), neutralizing oxidative stress (via glutathione), and reducing neuroinflammation significantly improves concussion recovery outcomes and reduces the risk of long-term symptoms.

Recovery Benefits:

• Faster Symptom Resolution: Reduced duration of headaches, dizziness, and cognitive impairment

• Improved Cognitive Function: Enhanced mental clarity, focus, memory, and processing speed

• Better Energy Levels: Relief from the persistent fatigue that characterizes post-concussion syndrome

• Sleep Quality Restoration: Improved sleep patterns disrupted by brain injury

• Mood Stabilization: Reduced anxiety, irritability, and depression common after concussion

• Headache Reduction: Significant decrease in post-traumatic headache frequency and severity

• Protected Long-Term Health: Support for complete healing reduces risk of lasting cognitive effects

Protocols for Concussion & TBI Recovery:

Acute Concussion Protocol (First 4 Weeks): Mind Mend Protocol weekly for comprehensive neurological support during critical early healing phase

Post-Concussion Syndrome Protocol (3+ Months After Injury): Mind Mend Protocol 2x weekly initially, tapering to weekly then biweekly as symptoms improve—addressing persistent neuroinflammation and metabolic dysfunction

Return-to-Activity Support: Mind Mend Protocol timed to support gradual return to cognitive demands (work, school) and physical activity (exercise, sports)

Multiple Concussion History: Regular Mind Mend maintenance (biweekly to monthly) for ongoing neuroprotection and cognitive support

TBI Recovery (Moderate to Severe): Intensive Mind Mend Protocol (2-3x weekly) during acute recovery phase, with long-term maintenance as symptoms resolve

Preventive Neuroprotection (High-Risk Athletes): Monthly Mind Mend treatments during competitive seasons for contact sport athletes seeking proactive brain health support

Integration with Medical Care:

Our protocols complement your existing concussion care team. We work alongside your neurologist, sports medicine physician, physical therapist, or concussion specialist to enhance recovery outcomes. Many patients use our treatments in conjunction with:

• Vestibular rehabilitation (for dizziness and balance issues)

• Vision therapy (for visual disturbances)

• Cognitive rehabilitation (for memory and attention deficits)

• Physical therapy (for cervical spine issues)

• Psychological counseling (for mood and anxiety symptoms)

Our physician-supervised protocols provide the cellular-level support that accelerates healing while you address specific symptom domains with specialized therapies.

Expected Timeline:

Week 1-2 (Acute Phase): Reduced inflammation and initial symptom improvement—many patients notice better mental clarity and reduced headache intensity

Week 3-4: Improved energy levels, better cognitive function, enhanced exercise tolerance without symptom exacerbation

Month 2-3: Sustained cognitive improvements, ability to return to work/school with full capacity, successful progression through return-to-sport protocol

Ongoing (For Post-Concussion Syndrome): Progressive symptom reduction over 2-4 months of consistent treatment, with some patients experiencing dramatic improvements even years after initial injury

Scientific Foundation:

Our approach is based on research demonstrating that concussions cause mitochondrial dysfunction (impairing cellular energy), elevated oxidative stress (causing ongoing damage), and persistent neuroinflammation (preventing healing). NAD+ supports mitochondrial recovery, glutathione neutralizes oxidative damage, and anti-inflammatory compounds reduce neuroinflammation—addressing the core pathophysiology of concussion rather than just managing symptoms.

Studies show these interventions can significantly improve recovery outcomes, reduce symptom duration, and decrease the risk of long-term cognitive effects.

Understanding Concussion and TBI: What's Really Happening in Your Brain

The Immediate Injury

When your brain experiences sudden acceleration/deceleration (from impact, fall, or whiplash), several destructive processes begin instantly:

Mechanical Damage: Brain tissue stretches and shears, damaging cell membranes and neural connections

Metabolic Crisis: Neurons demand massive amounts of energy to restore ion balance after injury, depleting cellular energy reserves (ATP and NAD+)

Excitotoxicity: Excessive release of neurotransmitters (especially glutamate) overstimulates neurons, causing further damage

Ionic Imbalance: Potassium floods out of cells while calcium floods in, disrupting normal cellular function

The Secondary Injury Cascade

The initial impact is just the beginning. Over hours and days after injury, secondary processes cause additional damage:

Neuroinflammation: Immune cells activate in the brain, releasing inflammatory compounds that can damage healthy neurons if not properly regulated

Oxidative Stress: Injured brain tissue generates massive amounts of free radicals—unstable molecules that damage cell membranes, proteins, and DNA

Mitochondrial Dysfunction: The cellular "power plants" that produce energy struggle to function after injury, leaving neurons unable to heal or function properly

Vascular Changes: Blood flow to the brain becomes dysregulated, potentially limiting oxygen and nutrient delivery needed for healing

Neurochemical Imbalances: Neurotransmitter systems (serotonin, dopamine, GABA) become disrupted, causing mood, sleep, and cognitive symptoms

Why Some People Don't Recover

Most concussions resolve within 7-10 days. But 10-30% of patients develop post-concussion syndrome—symptoms lasting months or years. The reasons include:

• Persistent neuroinflammation that never fully resolves

• Ongoing mitochondrial dysfunction leaving neurons energy-depleted

• Unchecked oxidative stress continuing to damage brain tissue

• Multiple previous concussions creating cumulative damage

• Inadequate support for the metabolic processes required for healing

This is where Mind Mend protocols make the most difference—actively addressing these underlying issues rather than waiting and hoping for spontaneous resolution.

The Mind Mend Difference: Cellular-Level Brain Healing

NAD+ (300-500mg): Restoring Neuronal Energy

The Problem: After concussion, neurons struggle to produce adequate ATP—the energy currency cells need to function and repair. This mitochondrial dysfunction is a primary cause of persistent fatigue, cognitive impairment, and slow recovery.

The Solution: NAD+ is essential for mitochondrial ATP production. By delivering NAD+ intravenously, we restore the cellular energy systems neurons need to heal.

What Patients Experience:

• Improved mental clarity and reduced "brain fog"

• Better ability to concentrate and process information

• Reduced mental fatigue from cognitive tasks

• Enhanced overall energy levels

• Improved exercise tolerance without symptom flare-ups

Glutathione (300mg): The Master Neuroprotector

The Problem: Brain trauma generates massive oxidative stress—free radicals that damage neurons, impair function, and prevent healing. The brain is particularly vulnerable to oxidative damage due to high oxygen use and abundant oxidizable fats.

The Solution: Glutathione is the master antioxidant that neutralizes free radicals before they cause damage. It also supports the blood-brain barrier and reduces neuroinflammation.

What Patients Experience:

• Reduced headache frequency and intensity

• Improved cognitive function as oxidative damage decreases

• Better mood and emotional stability

• Enhanced recovery from mental or physical exertion

• Protection against long-term cognitive effects

B-Vitamin Complex: Supporting Neurological Repair

The Problem: Brain healing requires neurotransmitter synthesis, myelin repair, and countless metabolic processes—all dependent on B vitamins. Deficiencies slow recovery.

The Solution: Comprehensive B-vitamin delivery supports:

• B1 (Thiamine): Glucose metabolism in neurons, nerve signal transmission

• B2 (Riboflavin): Energy production, antioxidant systems

• B3 (Niacin): DNA repair, cellular stress responses

• B5 (Pantothenic Acid): Neurotransmitter and stress hormone synthesis

• B6 (Pyridoxine): Serotonin and dopamine production

• B12 (Methylcobalamin): Myelin synthesis, nerve regeneration

What Patients Experience:

• Better mood and emotional regulation

• Improved memory and cognitive processing

• Enhanced neural repair and healing

• Better stress management and resilience

Magnesium (200-300mg): Neurological Stabilization

The Problem: After concussion, neurons can become hyperexcitable, contributing to headaches, light/noise sensitivity, and further injury risk. Magnesium deficiency (common in athletes and from trauma) worsens these issues.

The Solution: Magnesium regulates neuronal excitability, protects against excitotoxicity (damage from excessive stimulation), and supports cellular energy production and blood-brain barrier integrity.

What Patients Experience:

• Reduced headaches and migraines

• Decreased light and noise sensitivity

• Better sleep quality

• Reduced muscle tension often accompanying concussion

• Improved stress tolerance

CBD (Optional Add-On): Anti-Inflammatory Support

The Problem: Persistent neuroinflammation prevents healing and causes ongoing symptoms. Traditional anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs) have limited brain penetration and carry side effects.

The Solution: Medical-grade CBD provides anti-inflammatory effects, neuroprotection, and sleep support without cognitive impairment or concerning side effects.

What Patients Experience:

• Additional reduction in neuroinflammation

• Improved sleep quality (critical for brain healing)

• Reduced anxiety common after concussion

• Enhanced overall recovery support

Who Benefits Most from Mind Mend Concussion Protocols

Athletes with Sports-Related Concussions

Typical Scenario: Contact sport injury (football, hockey, soccer, basketball, lacrosse, rugby) causing immediate symptoms and requiring return-to-play clearance

How Mind Mend Helps:

• Accelerates recovery allowing faster (but safe) return to sport

• Supports complete healing reducing second concussion risk

• Addresses cognitive symptoms that delay clearance

• Protects long-term brain health despite repeated impacts

Typical Protocol: Weekly Mind Mend during acute recovery (weeks 1-4), then biweekly during return-to-play progression

Post-Concussion Syndrome Patients

Typical Scenario: Symptoms persisting 3+ months after injury—headaches, brain fog, dizziness, fatigue, cognitive impairment, mood issues. Often told "just give it more time" with no improvement.

How Mind Mend Helps:

• Addresses persistent neuroinflammation and metabolic dysfunction standard treatment misses

• Provides cellular support needed for delayed healing

• Often produces significant improvement even years after initial injury

• Restores quality of life when other approaches have failed

Typical Protocol: 2x weekly initially for 4-6 weeks, then weekly, then biweekly as symptoms resolve

Multiple Concussion History

Typical Scenario: Athletes or individuals with 2+ previous concussions, concerned about cumulative damage and future cognitive health

How Mind Mend Helps:

• Supports complete healing from most recent injury

• Provides ongoing neuroprotection against future impacts

• May help reverse some cumulative damage from past injuries

• Reduces risk of prolonged symptoms from subsequent concussions

Typical Protocol: Intensive treatment after each new injury, monthly maintenance during high-risk activity periods

Traumatic Brain Injury (Moderate to Severe)

Typical Scenario: More significant head trauma from motor vehicle accidents, falls, assault, or military injury. Longer recovery expected, more severe symptoms.

How Mind Mend Helps:

• Supports neurological recovery during acute and chronic phases

• Addresses complex symptom clusters (cognitive, emotional, physical)

• Complements rehabilitation therapies

• Improves quality of life during extended recovery

Typical Protocol: 2-3x weekly during acute phase (first 3-6 months), then weekly to biweekly for 6-12+ months

High-Risk Contact Sport Athletes (Preventive)

Typical Scenario: Athletes in high-impact sports (boxing, MMA, football) seeking proactive brain health protection during competitive seasons

How Mind Mend Helps:

• Provides baseline neuroprotection against subconcussive impacts

• Supports brain health despite repeated head contact

• May reduce severity of concussion if injury occurs

• Long-term cognitive health protection for career athletes

Typical Protocol: Monthly treatments during competitive season, biweekly during championship preparation

Children and Adolescents

Typical Scenario: Young athletes or students recovering from concussion, parents concerned about developing brain health

How Mind Mend Helps:

• Safe, physician-supervised support for pediatric brain healing

• Helps young patients return to school and activities more quickly

• Protects developing brains from long-term effects

• Addresses academic performance concerns during recovery

Typical Protocol: Age-appropriate dosing, weekly during recovery, medical supervision tailored to pediatric needs

Professionals Needing Cognitive Function for Work

Typical Scenario: Knowledge workers, executives, students, or professionals unable to perform cognitively demanding work due to post-concussion symptoms

How Mind Mend Helps:

• Restores cognitive function needed for work performance

• Reduces brain fog and mental fatigue limiting productivity

• Supports return to full work capacity more quickly

• Prevents career disruption from prolonged symptoms

Typical Protocol: Weekly treatments until return to work, then biweekly during transition back to full demands

What to Expect: Your Recovery Journey with Mind Mend

Initial Consultation

Before starting treatment, you'll meet with our physician to:

• Review your injury history and current symptoms

• Assess medical history and any contraindications

• Discuss your recovery goals and timeline needs

• Design a protocol tailored to your specific situation

• Set realistic expectations based on injury severity and timeline

First Treatment Experience

Duration: 90 minutes to 4 hours depending on NAD+ dosing

What Happens: You'll receive the Mind Mend protocol via IV infusion in a comfortable medical environment. Many patients read, work remotely, or simply rest during treatment.

Immediate Sensations: Most patients tolerate treatment very well. Some experience mild nausea or abdominal cramping during NAD+ infusion (easily managed by slowing infusion rate). Many notice subtle improvements in mental clarity even during treatment.

First Week After Treatment

Days 1-2:

• Mental clarity often improves noticeably

• Many patients describe thoughts feeling "clearer" or "sharper"

• Energy levels may increase

• Some patients notice headache reduction

Days 3-7:

• Cognitive improvements typically continue and strengthen

• Sleep quality often improves significantly

• Exercise tolerance increases without symptom flare-ups

• Overall sense of wellbeing improves

Weeks 2-4 (Acute Recovery Phase)

With weekly treatments during this critical period:

Cognitive Function:

• Progressive improvement in memory, attention, concentration

• Reduced brain fog and mental fatigue

• Better ability to handle cognitive demands (reading, screen time, conversation)

• Improved processing speed and mental clarity

Physical Symptoms:

• Headaches decrease in frequency and intensity

• Dizziness and balance issues improve

• Light and noise sensitivity reduces

• Exercise tolerance increases

Emotional/Psychological:

• Mood stabilizes—less irritability and emotional volatility

• Anxiety and depression symptoms improve

• Motivation and enjoyment return

• Better stress tolerance

Months 2-3 (Return to Activity Phase)

Continuing with biweekly treatments:

Functional Recovery:

• Return to work or school with full cognitive capacity

• Successful progression through return-to-sport protocol

• Ability to exercise without symptom exacerbation

• Resume normal daily activities without limitations

Symptom Resolution:

• Most acute symptoms resolve or reduce to minimal levels

• Cognitive function approaches or reaches pre-injury baseline

• Quality of life significantly improved

• Confidence in recovery and future brain health

Long-Term (For Post-Concussion Syndrome)

For patients with persistent symptoms lasting months or years before starting treatment:

Months 1-3:

• Initial improvements often dramatic—patients describe "getting their life back"

• Progressive symptom reduction with each treatment

• Ability to resume activities thought permanently lost

Months 4-6:

• Continued improvements even in long-standing symptoms

• Many patients achieve functional recovery despite years of symptoms

• Maintenance treatments continue supporting brain health

• Quality of life transformation

Combining Mind Mend with Complementary Therapies

Mind Mend protocols work synergistically with other concussion rehabilitation approaches:

Mind Mend + Vestibular Rehabilitation

For: Patients with dizziness, balance issues, visual disturbances

Combined Benefits:

• Mind Mend addresses cellular dysfunction

• Vestibular therapy retrains balance and coordination systems

• Faster, more complete recovery than either alone

Mind Mend + Cognitive Rehabilitation

For: Patients with memory, attention, or executive function deficits

Combined Benefits:

• Mind Mend restores cellular energy for cognitive processing

• Cognitive therapy rebuilds specific skills and compensatory strategies

• Enhanced neuroplasticity supporting skill relearning

Mind Mend + Physical Therapy

For: Patients with cervical spine involvement (whiplash-associated concussion)

Combined Benefits:

• Mind Mend supports neurological healing

• PT addresses mechanical neck issues affecting symptoms

• Comprehensive approach to concussion-whiplash complex

Mind Mend + Vision Therapy

For: Patients with convergence insufficiency, visual tracking issues

Combined Benefits:

• Mind Mend provides cellular support for neural recovery

• Vision therapy retrains visual coordination

• Improved visual function supports overall recovery

Mind Mend + Psychological Counseling

For: Patients with anxiety, depression, PTSD from injury

Combined Benefits:

• Mind Mend addresses biochemical/neurological mood components

• Counseling addresses psychological aspects

• Holistic support for mental health after injury

Safety, Contraindications, and Medical Supervision

Safety Profile

Mind Mend is generally very safe when properly administered:

Common Effects (Usually Mild):

• Occasional mild nausea during NAD+ infusion (managed by slowing rate)

• Rare abdominal cramping (brief, easily addressed)

• Some patients experience vivid dreams (not unpleasant)

Serious Side Effects: Extremely rare with proper medical supervision and administration

Who Should Not Use Mind Mend

Discuss with your physician if you have:

• Active cancer (NAD+ affects cellular metabolism—requires oncologist consultation)

• Severe psychiatric conditions (medical evaluation needed)

• Certain liver or kidney conditions (dosing adjustments may be required)

• Pregnancy or breastfeeding (safety data limited)

Drug Interactions

Mind Mend has minimal drug interactions but inform your physician of all medications, particularly:

• Psychiatric medications (evaluation needed)

• Blood thinners (no contraindication but monitoring advised)

• Seizure medications (no contraindication but inform physician)

Why Medical Supervision Matters

Mind Mend should only be administered in medical settings with:

• ✓ Physician evaluation before starting treatment

• ✓ Medical-grade compounds from regulated pharmacies

• ✓ Proper infusion protocols and monitoring

• ✓ Emergency equipment and trained staff

• ✗ Never at "wellness spas" or non-medical facilities without physician oversight

Frequently Asked Questions

How soon after concussion can I start Mind Mend?

Most patients begin 48-72 hours after injury, once initial medical evaluation confirms it's safe to start additional treatments. Earlier intervention often supports better outcomes.

Will Mind Mend let me return to sports faster?

Mind Mend supports faster healing, but return-to-sport decisions must follow established protocols and physician clearance. We never compromise safety for speed—the goal is complete healing, not just symptom masking.

Does insurance cover Mind Mend treatments?

Most insurance doesn't cover IV nutritional therapies. We provide documentation for HSA/FSA use and insurance appeals, but patients typically pay out-of-pocket.

How many treatments will I need?

Depends on injury severity and symptom duration. Acute concussions: 4-8 weekly treatments. Post-concussion syndrome: 8-16+ treatments over 2-4 months. Your physician will create a personalized protocol.

Can Mind Mend help years after injury?

Yes. Many patients with symptoms lasting months or years experience significant improvement. The brain retains healing capacity long after initial injury, and addressing persistent neuroinflammation and metabolic dysfunction can produce dramatic improvements even years later.

Is Mind Mend safe for children and adolescents?

Yes, with age-appropriate dosing and medical supervision. Many young athletes benefit from Mind Mend's support for developing brains recovering from injury.

Can I do Mind Mend if I'm still having symptoms during exercise?

Yes. In fact, Mind Mend often helps patients progress through return-to-exertion protocols more successfully by supporting the brain's tolerance for increasing activity levels.

What if I have multiple previous concussions?

Mind Mend may be even more beneficial for patients with concussion history. Multiple injuries increase recovery complexity and risk of lasting symptoms—cellular-level support becomes more important.

Can Mind Mend prevent future concussions?

No treatment prevents concussions, but Mind Mend may provide neuroprotection that reduces injury severity if concussion occurs, and regular treatment supports overall brain resilience in high-risk athletes.

Investment in Brain Health

Mind Mend represents a significant investment in neurological recovery and long-term brain health:

Typical Investment:

• Mind Mend Protocol: $300-500 per session

• Acute recovery (4-8 sessions): $1,200-4,000

• Post-concussion syndrome (12-16 sessions): $3,600-8,000

Value Considerations:

Cost of Incomplete Recovery:

• Lost work/school productivity from persistent symptoms

• Reduced quality of life for months or years

• Potential for long-term cognitive issues affecting career

• Medical costs from ongoing symptom management

• Inability to return to sports or activities you love

Value of Complete Healing:

• Faster return to work, school, sports, normal life

• Reduced risk of long-term cognitive effects

• Improved quality of life during recovery and beyond

• Protected brain health for future

• Peace of mind from actively supporting healing

Who Benefits Most:

• Professional athletes whose career depends on full recovery

• Professionals needing cognitive function for work

• Students requiring focus and memory for academic success

• Anyone with post-concussion syndrome not improving with standard care

• Parents seeking best possible outcome for injured children

• Anyone prioritizing long-term brain health

Getting Started with Concussion Recovery

If you're struggling with concussion or traumatic brain injury symptoms:

Step 1: Schedule Consultation

Meet with our physician to:

• Review your injury and symptom history

• Assess current cognitive and physical symptoms

• Discuss your recovery goals and timeline

• Determine if Mind Mend is appropriate

• Design personalized treatment protocol

Step 2: Begin Treatment

Start Mind Mend protocol at recommended frequency:

• Acute concussion: Weekly initially

• Post-concussion syndrome: 2x weekly initially

• Maintenance: As determined by your physician

Step 3: Track Your Progress

Monitor improvements using:

• Symptom checklists (daily tracking)

• Cognitive testing (if available)

• Exercise tolerance

• Work/school performance

• Quality of life measures

Step 4: Adjust Protocol

Based on your response:

• Modify treatment frequency

• Add complementary therapies

• Progress through return-to-activity phases

• Transition to maintenance as symptoms resolve

Step 5: Complete Recovery

Continue treatment until:

• Symptoms resolve or minimize

• Full functional capacity restored

• Medical clearance for return to activities

• Confidence in long-term brain health

Hope for Lasting Recovery

If you've been told "just give it time" but aren't improving, if symptoms have persisted for months or years, if concussion has stolen your quality of life—there is hope. Mind Mend protocols address the cellular dysfunction that standard treatment ignores, supporting your brain's innate healing capacity and helping you reclaim the cognitive function and life you deserve.

Concussion recovery shouldn't be passive waiting. With physician-supervised protocols that actively support neurological healing, complete recovery is possible—even when previous approaches have failed.

Ready to Support Your Brain's Recovery?

Whether you're in acute concussion recovery, struggling with post-concussion syndrome, or seeking neuroprotection as a high-risk athlete, our physician-supervised Mind Mend protocols offer hope for complete healing and lasting brain health.

Schedule a consultation to discuss how Mind Mend can support your neurological recovery and help you return to the activities and life you love.

Rejuvenate offers physician-supervised Mind Mend protocols at our Tucson locations. All treatments include comprehensive medical evaluation to ensure safety and optimal outcomes. Dr. James Dill brings emergency medicine expertise to concussion care, understanding the urgency and importance of proper brain injury management.