How You Think Determines Your Recovery #pcsrecovery #postconcussionsyndrome
18 Jul 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief talk, David Brimacombe explains that the way we think shapes how we perceive our environment, and that only a tiny fraction (about 0.1%) of environmental information actually reaches the brain. The sensory inputs that do get through—bodily sensations and visual cues—play a crucial role in determining the course of recovery, particularly for individuals dealing with post‑concussion syndrome. By recognizing the limited nature of sensory data and the influence of thought patterns, Brimacombe suggests that adjusting mental attitudes can positively affect healing outcomes.
