Integrating Mindfulness into Concussion Treatment: Evidence-Based Tools for Supporting Recovery with Melinda Krynen Hill, MEd, MPH, RP

member events Sep 13, 2024

This session will explore the intersection of mindfulness and concussion treatment, equipping you with practical tools to support recovery.

Concussion recovery is complex, often accompanied by a range of physical, cognitive, and emotional symptoms that can be challenging to navigate. This workshop will guide you through the process of integrating mindfulness practices into concussion treatment, offering a holistic and evidence-based approach to support your clients' healing journey.

This 90-minute workshop will empower you to thoughtfully integrate mindfulness into concussion treatment, enhancing your professional toolkit and supporting your clients’ recovery journey with personalized and evidence-based approaches.

Recorded on September 24, 2024

What to expect:

Concussion Overview & Treatment Journey: Understand the basics of concussions and the typical treatment pathway, highlighting the overlap between concussion and mental health symptoms.
Mindfulness Benefits: Discover evidence-based benefits of mindfulness for managing both concussion and mental health symptoms, focusing on how these practices can alleviate cognitive, emotional, and physical challenges.
Explore mindfulness practices to support nervous system regulation and concussion recovery

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Featured Speaker: Melinda Krynen Hill, MEd, MPH, RP

Led by Melinda Krynen Hill, MEd, MPH, RP, a Registered Psychotherapist and owner of Stillspace, a private clinic in Canada specializing in mind-body approaches to recovery from injury, illness, and trauma. As a co-founder of The Concussion Fix program, she has helped over 3,000 individuals recover from Persistent Concussion Symptoms (PCS). With over eight years of experience, Melinda is dedicated to trauma-informed treatment, utilizing Mindfulness, Somatics, Polyvagal Theory, and interventions like MBCT, MBSR, and MSC.