The majority of individuals who sustain single concussive brain injuries do well, particularly if their injuries are not complicated by secondary issues such as PTSD, depression, chronic sensory disorders such as vestibulopathy, chronic pain, and/or other issues. Early education, appropriate rest with graduated return to aerobic exercise, referral to community resources and expedient modulation of early symptoms facilitates earlier recovery and minimizes risks for symptom persistence.
Tree of Life Services
Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation
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Quality Community Living
We help our clients and their families stay focused on rehabilitation that matters. The right type of program, at the right time provided by caring professionals makes all the difference.
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Rebuilding Life Skills
Cultivating a positive sense of self, life goals, hope and motivation through evidence based practice and holistic assessment and treatment are principals of neurorehabilitation that are emphasized at Tree of Life.
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Medical Director and CEO
Internationally recognized for his work, our medical director and CEO, Nathan D. Zasler, M.D., is board certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, fellowship training in brain injury rehabilitation and sub-specialty certification in brain injury medicine.
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Meet Our Staff
We bring extensive clinical experience in acquired brain injury rehabilitation to our clients. Our staff includes nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech language pathology, activities professionals, nutritionist, social work, and professional chef, among other staff.
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How We’re Different
Family Focus – Compassion – Dedication
We provide nationally recognized, state of the art care for acquired brain injury.
Tree of Life Services
3721 Westerre Parkway,
Suite B
Richmond, Virginia 23233
888-886-5462 (phone)
804-346-1956 (fax)
Our Facility
Referrals
We are happy to discuss any potential referral by phone or e-mail.
- 1-888-886-5462
- info@tree-of-life.com