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fNCI Brain Mapping

A standard MRI or CT shows structure, and after a concussion it usually reads "normal" — because structure is rarely the problem. fNCI (functional NeuroCognitive Imaging) is an fMRI-based scan performed while you complete a battery of cognitive tasks. It measures neurovascular coupling — the blood-flow response across 56+ brain regions as they actually work — so instead of a static picture, you get a map of how this brain is functioning, region by region.

• Reveals which regions are under-active and which are over-working to compensate — the hidden pattern driving lingering symptoms.
• Produces a data-driven severity score, not a judgment call — the difference between "cleared" and proven.
• A re-scan after treatment quantifies the change — measurable proof of recovery.
• The region-by-region map becomes the blueprint for everything that follows — the targeted training program and the TMS targeting below.

fNCI is performed at Cognitive FX by its licensed medical team.

One-D TMS Cognitive Boost

TMS (transcranial magnetic stimulation) uses focused magnetic pulses to safely and non-invasively modulate activity in a targeted brain network. Here it is fMRI-guided — the target is personalized to your brain, not a generic location — and delivered as an accelerated protocol: roughly 20 sessions over about 10 hours, condensed into a single day.

• Opens a window of heightened neuroplasticity — the brain becomes primed to change and to form new patterns faster than it normally would.
• We use that window deliberately: between stimulation bursts, we run programmed exercises on SOMA — a cognitive-training platform loaded to your fNCI map — so the primed brain is trained on exactly what it needs, the same day.
• Priming and targeted training together make the rehab that follows take faster and go deeper than training alone.

One-D TMS is delivered at Cognitive FX by its licensed medical team, and applied here for recovery and performance. Individual results vary.

Full-system assessment, rehab & integration

A concussion disrupts the whole network the brain uses to sense, balance, move, and regulate. We test and rehab each system — vision, vestibular, proprioceptive, respiratory, autonomic, and the cranial-nerve / brainstem foundation — then re-integrate them into sport-specific, high-speed movement. That integration rebuilds the protective control that lowers injury risk, and turns the brain map and priming into real, trainable performance.