Concussion Clinic Flemington
Concussion Central supports adults and children managing dizziness, headaches and ongoing symptoms after concussion and mild traumatic brain injury.
Concussion Assessment and Management
At Concussion Central, we support individuals experiencing concussion, dizziness and head injury, whether symptoms present straight away or develop gradually over time.
Whilst some people recover from concussion quickly, others experience persisting symptoms including headaches, dizziness, brain fog, neck pain, visual disturbances, fatigue, anxiety or difficulty concentrating.
Our experienced physiotherapists use a comprehensive multi-system approach to concussion assessment and management, identifying the underlying causes of your symptoms and guiding your recovery with tailored rehabilitation.
From your first assessment through to a full return to sport, work, or study, we provide straightforward, structured support across each stage of recovery.
Dedicated Concussion Care
Our services are designed to assist with accurate assessment, tailored treatment, and a structured return to everyday activities after concussion.
Concussion Assessment
Comprehensive, evidence-based assessment to accurately identify the systems contributing to your symptoms and inform appropriate management.
Concussion Treatment
Individualised treatment plans to target concussion symptoms and support concussion recovery.
Vestibular Therapy
Dedicated rehabilitation for dizziness, balance problems, motion sensitivity and visual disturbances following concussion, head injury or other vestibular cause.
Return to Sport, Work, or Study
Structured, step-by-step programs to safely guide your return to activity and performance based on symptoms, clinical findings and current concussion guidelines.
Concussion Baseline Testing
Pre-season baseline testing to support accurate concussion diagnosis and management within sporting environments.
Concussion Education
Education sessions for individuals, families, and organisations to support concussion awareness and early recognition and appropriate management.
A Thorough Approach to Concussion Care
Concussion Central was established to bring a purposeful approach to concussion assessment and rehabilitation, supporting accurate assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of this complex condition.
Our team has wide-ranging experience managing concussions across all age groups, from children and adolescents to adults and athletes, including both sport-related and non-sport-related concussions. Our approach draws on current research and contemporary concussion guidelines, ensuring every patient receives care that reflects the latest available evidence.
What distinguishes us is our commitment to thoroughly understanding your symptoms. Rather than relying on generic advice alone, we assess how a concussion may be affecting areas such as the vestibular system, visual system, neck, balance, cognition, exercise tolerance and your overall function. This allows us to identify the underlying cause, not just the symptoms.
The Concussion Central Difference
Evidence-Informed Approach
Our team is thoroughly trained in concussion management, applying the latest research and evidence-informed assessment and rehabilitation approaches to guide your care.
Individualised Treatment Plans
Every concussion is different. We tailor each treatment plan to your individual symptoms, assessment findings, goals, and stage of recovery.
Support Across Recovery Stages
From initial assessment through to return to sport, work, school and everyday activities, we provide clear, structured guidance based on your presentation and progress.
Dealing With Concussion Symptoms Can Be Overwhelming
Symptoms following a concussion can affect day-to-day function, work, school, sport and general wellbeing. They can be disruptive, frustrating, and at times overwhelming.
At Concussion Central, we’re here to assist you in moving forward with confidence through detailed assessment, tailored treatment, and ongoing support, guiding you back to the activities that matter most.