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[quote=Anonymous]Just saw that he’s agreed to physical therapy. GOOD. My family has tried multiple types of physical therapy for brain injury. I personally benefited from both traditional physical therapy and sunshine called counterstrain. I’ve been accused of shilling for my PT, so I won’t share his name, but there are multiple good clinics in the DMV. To be clear, I also benefited from traditional PT. They do different things.

Counterstain for this type of brain injury has only been a thing for fewer than two years, so it’s very, very new. My child got his fight or flight reflex fixed a year ago in January and it’s been a game-changer for our family. At that point, that specific release was brand new. I’m aware that it’s hard to try alternative therapies where the research is still being conducted. I’m not a natural medicine person AT ALL. I’ve only had three appointments out of dozens where I couldn’t identify a sharp change within two weeks.

Traditional therapy worked too, but it was more subtle and drawn out. It helped me increase my tolerance for sensory input.  It didn’t touch my 8/10 headaches I got from reading. Counterstain fixed that symptom in one appointment. Counterstain fixes the dysfunction, kind of like surgery on your brain. Traditional physical therapy strengthens your metaphorical flabby brain muscles. If you sign dc up for just one session, I would expect you to see results. [/quote]

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