Head, Face, and Neck

A concussion is a traumatic brain injury that can have lasting cognitive, emotional, and physical effects if not diagnosed or treated correctly. Concussions can happen to anyone, but are most common in contact sports and traumatic events (car accident, fall, etc.) More info >>

Tension headaches are headaches caused by tightness in the muscles of your head and neck, often due to mental/emotional stress, poor posture, desk work, or after a traumatic head/neck injury. More info >>

Facet joints are small joints between your vertebrae that run along the outside of your spine.  Facet joint dysfunction can occur when a small piece of connective tissue between the joints gets pinched or folded, resulting in a “locked” facet.  It can also be caused by age-related degeneration of the cartilage that covers those joints.  Facet dysfunction is most common in the neck, but can occur at any level of the spine. More info >>