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Personal Consultations with Natasha

Your brain is telling you something. Let’s make sense of it.

Whether you’re struggling to move forward after a concussion or want to better understand and optimise how your brain performs, a personal consultation gives us space to step back, connect the pieces and clarify what comes next.

This is a focused opportunity to work directly with me and explore your brain health through a wider, whole-human lens.

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YOUR HISTORY MATTERS • YOUR EXPERIENCE MATTERS • THE DATA MATTERS • THE CONNECTIONS MATTER •

YOUR HISTORY MATTERS • YOUR EXPERIENCE MATTERS • THE DATA MATTERS • THE CONNECTIONS MATTER •

You’ve gathered the information, but something still isn’t adding up.

Maybe you’ve tried the usual recommendations but don’t understand why they aren’t helping. Maybe every professional is looking carefully at their piece of the picture, but nobody has helped you see how those pieces interact. Or maybe nothing is obviously “wrong,” yet you know you aren’t thinking, recovering or performing in the way you want to.

A personal consultation creates room to slow down, ask better questions and explore what your brain and body may be communicating. The goal isn’t to hand you another disconnected piece of advice. It’s to help you understand the bigger picture and leave with a more useful direction.

COnsultations

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Concussion clarity

You’ve experienced a concussion, but your recovery has stalled, your symptoms still don’t make sense or you’re unsure whether important connections have been missed.

I can help you look beyond isolated symptoms, make sense of the wider picture and identify questions or next steps to explore with your care team.

This may be for you if:

  • Your symptoms have persisted or changed over time

  • You have received conflicting information

  • Your progress has stalled

  • You feel like each symptom is being treated separately

  • You want a clearer understanding of the factors that may be influencing your experience

  • You need help determining what kind of support to seek next

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Brain health optimisation & performance

You don’t need to be injured to become more curious about your brain. This pathway is for entrepreneurs, leaders, professionals and high performers who want to better understand the factors influencing their focus, energy, recovery, decision-making and capacity.

This may be for you if:

  • Brain fog or mental fatigue is affecting how you work

  • Your focus, energy or capacity feels less reliable

  • You perform in a high-pressure environment

  • You want to use wearable or HRV data more meaningfully

  • You’re curious about the relationship between vision, stress, recovery and cognitive performance

  • You want a more proactive approach to long-term brain health

A whole-human approach grounded in evidence and guided by curiosity.

I draw on clinical neuroscience, multi-system thinking, years of experience and genuine human connection to explore what may be affecting the way you feel and function.

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Evidence gives us the foundation

Research and clinical reasoning provide an informed basis for understanding your concerns and exploring appropriate next steps.


Your experience provides context

Symptoms, performance and data never tell the entire story on their own. Your environment, responsibilities, history and lived experience all matter.


Curiosity reveals connections

Rather than forcing your experience into a predetermined protocol, I ask questions and looks for relationships that may not have been considered.


Clarity supports action

You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of the conversation, the questions worth asking and the support that may be most appropriate from here.

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We begin with what matters most to you.

Depending on your goals and circumstances, your consultation may explore:

  • Your current symptoms, concerns or performance goals

  • Relevant health, concussion and recovery history

  • Patterns affecting focus, fatigue, stress or capacity

  • The interaction between different systems and experiences

  • Vision, nervous-system regulation and cognitive demands

  • Wearable, HRV or other personal data you already use

  • Questions that may be useful to bring to your healthcare team

  • Potential referrals, resources or forms of ongoing support

  • Practical next steps aligned with your situation

This is not a one-size-fits-all assessment or another generic brain-health checklist. The conversation is shaped around the person, not simply the problem.

what to expect

A focused conversation with useful next steps.

Complete a consultation request with information about your concerns, history and what you hope to understand.

Share Your Story

We will review your request and confirm whether a personal consultation, Symphony or other pathway is most appropriate.

Find the right fit

During your virtual 60 minute consultation, I will explore your history and experience, answer questions that you have and help you look at the wider picture.

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You’ll leave with recommend next steps, a connection to providers who can help you, immediate and actionable steps, and an email summary of your call.

take action

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the right support matters

Let’s make sure you’re in the right place.

A personal consultation is a focused opportunity to access my perspective, explore the bigger picture and clarify potential next steps.

It is not:

  • Emergency or crisis care

  • A replacement for your physician or existing healthcare team

  • A guarantee of diagnosis, recovery or improved performance

  • Ongoing concussion rehabilitation

  • A complete treatment program delivered in one appointment

  • General business or leadership coaching

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Looking for ongoing concussion care?

If you need comprehensive assessment, personalised treatment and continued rehabilitation, Symphony Brain Performance is likely the more appropriate pathway.

Safety note:
If you are experiencing new, severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, seek urgent medical care rather than submitting a consultation request.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to have had a concussion?

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No. Natasha works with people seeking clarity after concussion as well as individuals who want to take a proactive approach to brain health, capacity and performance.


What does a consultation cost?

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A consult is $300 CDN which includes a 60min zoom call (we’ll go deeper into areas / questions ect.), provided a summary of recommendations post call, any tools we discuss, action plans and the transcript. There is a short form before the call and you are welcome to send in documentation.


I have a concussion. Can I see you?

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Yes. I do both virtual consults for those on a healing journey and in-person care at Symphony Brain Performance in Nanaimo, including our intensive programs for people travelling in.


Do you offer support for people living with brain injury?

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Yes. I run online support groups for people living with brain injury. (currently on hold)

Ready to understand your brain differently?

Whether you’re trying to move forward after concussion or build greater clarity, capacity and sustainable performance, the right conversation can help you see what has been missed and decide what comes next.

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