ABOUT US
Peterborough Concussion Clinic is a proud clinic of the Complete Concussion Management Inc. (CCMI) Partnership Program, a network of clinicsaround the world offering evidence-based concussion care.
From initial pre-season baseline testing to concussion treatment and rehabilitation, as partnered CCMI practitioners, we collaborate with primary carephysicians to co-manage concussions, helping patients and athletes safely return to learn, work and play.
"I have had many concussions. Dr. Bolton is the first person who has explained in detail all the possibilities of what could occur when you get a concussion.
The whiplash neck injury was new information. I am thankful for his dedication towards helping people like me understand and deal with their injuries.'
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Bill. F
"Jeff, Sammy and Katy have been professional and kind as well as very knowledgable about treatment for an old unresolved head and whiplash injury and complications from MS.
I’m thankful for their expertise, kindness, and patience after a long battle with less than compassionate insurance oversight of my case. The world really does still have good and capable ppl in it and these are some of them… :) Thanks guys."
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Lisa. S
"Dr Bolton gave me some really excellent advice that helped a lot with my recovery. He is very clearly a leader in the field.
I wish there were more medical professionals like him assisting
injured people with their concussion recovery and rehab."
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Andrew. L
WHAT IS A CONCUSSION?
A concussion is a brain injury caused by acceleration or deceleration
of the brain within the skull following a significant impact to the head
orelsewhere on the body.
The impact causes a biochemical imbalance within the brain cells, resulting in decreased blood flow and temporary energy deficits within the brain.
Symptoms may include loss of consciousness, headache, pressure in the head, neck pain, nausea or vomiting, dizziness, or balance problems, among others.
Watch this video for an in-depth whiteboard demonstration from Dr. Cameron Marshall!
(@Concussion_Doc)

