The Concussion Fix Podcast
The Concussion Fix Podcast
Podcast Description
The Concussion Fix Podcast lifts the veil on concussion recovery by providing tools, insights, and expert guidance to help individuals take control of their healing journey. Featuring real questions from program members and advice from leading specialists, this podcast offers hope, clarity, and empowerment for those navigating persistent concussion symptoms.Your hosts include Dr. Cameron Marshall, Dr. Paul Hrkal, and psychotherapist Melinda Krynen Hill.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on various themes surrounding concussion recovery, including personal healing journeys, the impact of pre-existing conditions on recovery, and the relationship between mental health and physical therapy. Episodes cover topics like the importance of diet in managing symptoms, the potential risks of treatments like chiropractic care, and the influence of age and gender on recovery experiences.
The Concussion Fix Podcast lifts the veil on concussion recovery by providing tools, insights, and expert guidance to help individuals take control of their healing journey. Featuring real questions from program members and advice from leading specialists, this podcast offers hope, clarity, and empowerment for those navigating persistent concussion symptoms.
Your hosts include Dr. Cameron Marshall, Dr. Paul Hrkal, and psychotherapist Melinda Krynen Hill.
Episode 46
Are your concussion symptoms getting worse and you can't figure out why? If you're a woman in your 40s or 50s, hormones might be the missing piece of your recovery puzzle.
In this episode of the Concussion Fix Podcast, Nikki Fraser sits down with Dr. Paul Hrkal and Melinda Krynen Hill to unpack the complicated relationship between perimenopause, menopause, and persistent concussion symptoms (PCS). This is one of the most common questions from members of our program, and for good reason.
Here's what we cover:
How a concussion can disrupt hormone production, sometimes months or even a year later
Why perimenopause and PCS symptoms look so similar, and how to tell them apart
Simple at-home tracking strategies to see if your cycle is affecting your mood and symptoms
What hormone testing to ask for and who to see
How balancing hormones creates a ”neuropermissive environment” for brain healing
Recovery is complex, and for many women, hormonal dysregulation is a layer of the onion that goes unaddressed for far too long. You deserve answers that actually account for everything your body is going through.
If this resonates, you are not alone, and recovery is absolutely possible.
Visit us at www.concussionfix.com to learn more about the Concussion Fix program and the step-by-step support waiting for you there. Subscribe so you never miss an episode.
Learn more about the Concussion Fix program for PCS – https://www.concussionfix.com/
Hear what people are saying about the Concussion Fix Program – https://concussiondoc.io/offer/love-page/
Take part in one of our free 90-minute patient workshops to learn how you can conquer your PCS – https://webinar.concussiondoc.io/s/qMKYfx
Intro song credit – I Feel Good – All Good Folks, Orfium (Hexacorp Ltd.)- downloaded from Uppbeat.io
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Learn more about the Concussion Fix program for PCS – https://concussiondoc.io/offer/the-concussion-fix/
Hear what people are saying about the Concussion Fix Program –https://concussiondoc.io/offer/love-page/
Take part in one of our free 90-minute patient workshops to learn how you can conquer your PCS –https://webinar.concussiondoc.io/s/qMKYfx
Remember, these insights are not medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider before making any changes to your treatment plan.
Intro song credit – I Feel Good – All Good Folks, Orfium (Hexacorp Ltd.)- downloaded from Uppbeat.io
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