When you’ve completed a program of brain rehabilitation—whether for concussion recovery, balance issues, cognitive performance, or neurological optimization—the progress you make is often life-changing. But the journey doesn’t stop at discharge. Just like physical fitness, brain health thrives on consistent, intentional effort.

The phrase echoes through crisp autumn air this time of year — playful, nostalgic, and symbolic. Behind every costume and candy bucket lies a simple exchange: give and receive. But what if this season’s most meaningful “treat” isn’t found in chocolate or caramel — but in clearer thinking and sharper memory?

Do you ever feel like your world is moving when it shouldn’t be — like you’re walking on a boat even when you’re on solid ground? If so, your vestibular system may need retraining.

Light therapy for the brain sounds futuristic. But photobiomodulation (PBM) — sometimes called low-level light therapy or transcranial PBM — is already being used in research and specialized clinics to support brain injury and neurological recovery.