
Concussion Physiotherapy
Clinical Physiotherapy - In Person and Virtual Sessions
WHAT IS CONCUSSION PHYSIOTHERAPY?
Concussion injuries cause a change in normal brain function as a result of exposure to force. Concussion injuries are common in most car accident claims and sports injuries. While most concussion symptoms resolve within 1-2 weeks, some people continue to experience persistent symptoms over time. This is often referred to as post-concussion syndrome. Our expert physiotherapists can help you overcome concussion-related injuries and ensure you’re on your way to resuming regular activities.
IS CONCUSSION THERAPY RIGHT FOR YOU?
Concussions usually occur after trauma to the head but they can also happen when the head is shaken, such as during whiplash in a car accident. Common symptoms of concussion injuries include headaches, dizziness, neck pain, trouble sleeping, light sensitivity, nausea, and brain fog. Post-concussion syndrome relates to concussion symptoms that persist past 7-10 days after injury. Concussion therapy can help alleviate symptoms of concussions and post-concussion syndrome and improve your chances of a full recovery. If you’ve recently been in a car accident, suffered a sports injury, or received any blunt trauma to the head, you should contact your physiotherapist about post-concussion therapy.

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Allison Kryskow
Allison is a dedicated physiotherapist with a passion for holistic, whole-body care. She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Alberta before completing her Doctor of Physiotherapy at Bond University in Gold Coast, Australia.
With over six years of experience working with sports teams—including university-level hockey, rugby, and AFL—she specializes in injury prevention, rehabilitation, and performance optimization. She believes in proactive physiotherapy, focusing on preventative care rather than just reactive treatment.
In addition to sports physiotherapy, Allison is a pelvic floor physiotherapist, providing specialized care for women with pelvic health conditions. She has also pursued advanced training in concussion rehabilitation through Complete Concussions and is certified in dry needling through Foundations Health Education.
Committed to helping her patients achieve long-term health, mobility, and resilience, Allison works with athletes, active individuals, and those seeking improved well-being in daily life.

Ranko Vukovic
Physiotherapist | GUNN IMS Practitioner
Ranko is a Registered Physiotherapist (RPT) licensed with the College of Physiotherapists of British Columbia and a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.
He graduated from UBC in 2015 with a Masters of Physical Therapy. A passion for sport saw Ranko work as a BCRPA Certified Personal Trainer and Kinesiologist, creating tailored training programs for a diverse group of clients, educating and motivating them to reach their personal fitness goals.
Ranko has post-graduate training in treating jaw pain, otherwise known as TMJ and Orofacial pain. He’s also a Certified CGIMS Practitioner, and has completed his training at UBC. In addition, Ranko finished his Functional Dry Needling (FDN) certification in University of Navada Las Vegas. Ranko's training also includes ShockWave Therapy, Mobilization with Movement and Kinetic Link Training. He was featured in the Top 100 Canadians Magazine for 2020.
