Research for Post Concussion Syndrome Treatment is nearly ZERO, says Dr. Joanny Liu, who continues with her crowdfunding campaign for her pilot research project, Hope For Millions With Brain Injury. It can be found on the GoFundMe platform. <<<<<<<Press Releases>>>>>>> Dr. Joanny Liu says her crowdfunding campaign will support her pilot research project for comprehensive
Psychological brain training is the absolute key to treating and healing an injured brain, says Calgary Sports Medicine doctor, Dr. Joanny Liu. She maintains that physical and cognitive intervention is not enough to help people suffering from Post Concussion Syndrome (PCS). Comprehensive psychological brain training aims at dispelling chronic negative mindset and emotional state in
Calgary Sports Medicine doctor, Dr. Joanny Liu, announced that they are launching crowdfunding for a pilot research project whose subject is online brain training for concussion and Post Concussion Syndrome (PCS). GoFundMe.com is the host. The campaign is happening right now. <<<<<<<Press Release>>>>>>> Calgary Sports Medicine doctor, Dr. Joanny Liu, announced a new crowdfunding project
I’ve launched my crowdfunding campaign for a preliminary study of a pilot online brain training course for Post Concussion Syndrome. Here’s a surprising piece of news. For tall those neurologists and other MDs “prescribing” total and complete cognitive and physical rest – there is NO evidence that it works. I repeat: there is no medical
Sometimes the best decision you make doesn’t stick. I just got back from Jamaica. As you may know I am conducting a crowdfunding campaign right NOW for a pilot research project called, “The Effect of Online Brain Training on Post Concussion Syndrome.” I chose Experiment.com as my crowdfunding platform because it’s really the only one
As you may know, I’m launching a crowdfunding campaign for my own preliminary study on a pilot online brain training course for PCS. I also announced that the crowdfunding platform would be Experiment.com. Well, the bad news is that Experiment.com felt uncomfortable with my research methods – even though I am mirroring practices that other
