In this episode of the NCX Brain Recovery Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Tom Tervort of Optimal Health TMS to explore the science behind neuroplasticity and the role of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) in brain recovery.
Dr. Tervort shares how TMS supports the brain’s natural ability to form new neural pathways, how stress and brain injury can disrupt communication within the brain, and why combining TMS with personalized rehabilitation can help individuals make meaningful progress in their recovery.
This conversation highlights how the combination of innovative treatments like TMS and personalized, intensive therapy can help individuals maximize their potential for recovery.
Interested in learning if NCX Brain Recovery is right for you? Schedule a free consultation with our team to discuss your unique situation and explore your recovery options

New episode of Brain Bros Podcast! Nate Pope talks with Dr. Devin Duval about vision and concussions — how the two are connected and why vision problems after a concussion get overlooked so often.

If you're dealing with lingering effects from a concussion, NCX Brain Recovery offers a free consultation to help you figure out what's going on and what your next steps should be.

And if vision specifically is the issue, check out newsightvt.com for specialized help.

In this episode, occupational therapists Justin and Nate Pope discuss the often-overlooked connection between concussions and mental health. They explore how a concussion can affect not only physical recovery but also emotional well-being, cognitive function, and day-to-day life. Drawing from their clinical experience, they share insights into common symptoms, the recovery process, and practical strategies for supporting individuals after a brain injury.

Whether you're recovering from a concussion yourself, supporting a loved one, or simply interested in learning more about brain health, this conversation offers valuable information, reassurance, and expert guidance on navigating the challenges that can follow a concussion.