About Us
Return To Life is a practice dedicated to empowering Persistent Post-Concussive Symptoms (PPCS) survivors with the tools, insights, and support necessary to reclaim productivity and confidence. Our approach is rooted in lived experience and evidence-informed frameworks, helping high achievers navigate PPCS challenges and progress toward sustainable, independent recovery.
My Story
In 2019, my world was turned upside down by a brain injury that left me navigating persistent post-concussive symptoms (PPCS). Everyday tasks—making tea, washing clothes, sending emails—became monumental challenges, and I was left feeling unseen, unheard, and unsupported in a system full of gaps.
Through personal growth, self-expression, and time, I began reclaiming my life. That journey sparked a mission: to help others avoid the same struggles. Return to Life was born from this fire, ensuring PPCS survivors are equipped, understood, and empowered to rebuild their lives—on their terms.
My Vision
Toward a world where PPCS survivors are not only understood but celebrated for their courage and progress.
At Return to Life, we envision a future where Persistent Post-Concussive Symptoms (PPCS) are fully understood, and survivors are empowered to reclaim their strength and autonomy. By leading a bold conversation about PPCS, we aim to transform how brain injuries are recognized and supported, revolutionizing both medical and societal systems.
Collaboration is at the heart of our mission. Through strategic partnerships with clinics, governments, and private industries, we’re delivering accessible, impactful solutions and re-educating society through training programs and advocacy. Survivors will no longer feel unseen or unsupported—they will gain the tools, clarity, and confidence to rebuild their lives with purpose.
This is about more than recovery; it’s about resilience. Return to Life empowers survivors to push through limits, embrace their strength, and thrive on their own terms, creating a future where PPCS is no longer misunderstood and survivors are celebrated for their progress.