Improving Cognitive Function after Brain Injury
with Dr. Ryan Harvey
Free On-Demand Course
& Live Q&A on November 17, 2026 - 2pm ET
Immediately access all five lessons and watch whenever it's convenient. Pause, revisit, and learn at your own pace.
This series is completely free, thanks to the generous sponsorship of The Functional Neurology Center.
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A Practical Guide to Rebuilding Focus, Memory, and Mental Stamina
If you or a loved one has experienced a concussion or any type of brain injury, daily life can suddenly feel like an uphill battle. Losing your train of thought mid-sentence, rereading the same paragraph multiple times, struggling to multitask, or feeling completely wiped out by noon are common. So letβs explore how to improve cognitive function after a brain injury, together.
Led by Dr. Ryan Harvey from The Functional Neurology Center, this 5 module course bridges the gap between clinical neuroscience and everyday recovery. You will learn why your brain feels like an engine running on low fuel efficiency, discover gamified exercises you can perform at home to rebuild cognitive endurance, and gain a roadmap to help you advocate for your care towards better cognitive function.
Go at your own pace through these modules:
How Cognition Changes after Brain Injury
Recognizing Cognitive Changes & Impact on Daily Life
Practical Strategies and Exercises to Try at Home
Common Assessments and How to Approach with a Provider
Encouragement and Steps Toward Recovery
Meet the Speaker
Dr. Ryan Harvey DC DACNB CFMP
Dr. Ryan Harvey is a Board-Certified Chiropractic Neurologist (DACNB) and a Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner (CFMP), dedicated to empowering patients on their health journey through individually tailored care. He helps those afflicted with post-concussion symptoms, dizziness, TBI, dysautonomia, and many other complex neurological dysfunctions.
Dr. Harvey received his bachelor's degree from the University of Mississippi in Biological Science with a minor in Chemistry. He then went on to graduate Summa Cum Laude with his Doctorate of Chiropractic from Life University in Atlanta, GA.
While at Life University, Dr. Harvey interned at the NeuroLife Institute, Life University's on-campus Functional Neurology clinic, where he contributed to ongoing research evaluating the effects of applied clinical neuroscience care on self-reported symptoms of depression in adults with medication-resistant depression.
Dr. Harvey has studied over 1,000 hours of postgraduate clinical neuroscience and is proud to have completed his core training at the Carrick Institute of Graduate Studies, where he also teaches continuing education courses as a faculty member. He has also completed extensive training in Functional Medicine at the Kharrazian Institute, deepening his skill set in addressing numerous metabolic dysfunctions. Dr. Harvey has treated professional athletes from numerous national and international organizations and has been featured as an expert source in Experience Lifetime Magazine.
Dr. Harvey is now the lead associate clinician at The Functional Neurology Center in Minnetonka, Minnesota. More than a clinician, Dr. Harvey also teaches in various settings, including lecturing on a range of clinical applications to the Functional Neurology Club at Northwestern Health Sciences University.
How to Participate
Watch the On-Demand Series
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Immediately access all five lessons and watch whenever it's convenient. Pause, revisit, and learn at your own pace.
This series is completely free, thanks to the generous sponsorship of The Functional Neurology Center.
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