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Concussion: An Evidence-based Guide to Get You Back From Injury to Your Life : How the Brain Directs Vision in Reading, Concussion Recovery, and Athletic Performance - Richard Quinones

Concussion: An Evidence-based Guide to Get You Back From Injury to Your Life

How the Brain Directs Vision in Reading, Concussion Recovery, and Athletic Performance

By: Richard Quinones

eBook | 24 March 2026

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The concussion recovery plan is an evidence-based guide that was developed using the most current high quality research. This book is designed to help you navigate the complicated and confusing concussion recovery process. If you or a loved one have suffered a brain injury and are struggling to reclaim your life; or if you are concerned about your son or daughter playing contact sports and want to know more about how to spot a concussion and what to do to keep your loved ones safe and healthy, then you are in the right place. The concussion recovery plan will help you through the entire process from initial injury to recovery. You'll discover inside this book: •Explore critical nutritional strategies to heal your brain and accelerate recovery naturally. •Discover essential mindset shifts to stay resilient and positive throughout your concussion recovery journey. •Uncover innovative brain exercises to improve memory, focus, and clarity faster than you thought possible. •Unlock the power of neuroplasticity and how to rewire your brain for faster recovery. •Discover cutting-edge healing tools that are rarely talked about. •Tap into the unexpected mental and emotional growth opportunities that come with overcoming a concussion. That's all enough on its own, but if you're also struggling with guilt and shame, you're permanently exhausted, and life in general feels overwhelming, you must be desperate for a solution. Your brain injury has left you in a state of survival—and that means you're going to need to focus on the result you want rather than the situation you're in now—the result you don't want.

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