Phase 1 is a fifty-participant pilot testing whether precise, image-guided care at the craniocervical junction — where the skull meets the upper cervical spine — produces measurable improvement in the symptoms that persist after mild traumatic brain injury.
What to expect
- Application review. The research team personally reviews every application. Veterans who served in Special Operations are prioritized for the first cohort.
- Initial consultation and evaluation (about 1½ hours) at Cerebral Chiropractic Center in St. Petersburg to confirm you are a candidate for care.
- An eight-week care period — visits two to three times per week — with assessments and imaging at the start and again at the end.
- No cost, no compensation. Care and evaluation are provided free of charge; there is no payment for participating.
This study is conducted under the oversight of the Institutional Review Board (IRB) of Sherman College of Chiropractic.
This form takes about ten minutes. Questions before you apply? See the Phase 1 overview or contact the research team.