Comprehensive approach, original technologies, personalized programs

Head injuries

Properly organized and timely rehabilitation determines the speed and extent of recovery of lost functions, preventing complications and long-term consequences of the injury.

Program designed for those who want:

a personalized plan for recovery after a traumatic brain injury

consideration of all health and lifestyle factors

rehabilitation starting immediately after stabilization

minimizing risks and long-term effects of the injury

Why rehabilitation is important

To achieve the best results, rehabilitation after a traumatic brain injury should start immediately after the patient's condition is stabilized. Properly organized and timely rehabilitation determines the speed and extent of recovery of lost functions, preventing complications and long-term consequences of the injury.

The strategy and tactics of restorative treatment based on Professor Blum's method are rooted in an imperative mode — external physical impact. This significantly increases the speed and effectiveness of the body's natural healing, renewal, and self-integration mechanisms.

Program objectives

Eliminate paresis, paralysis, and coordination disorders
Restore lost brain functions
Recover speech, vision, and smell
Improve memory and intellectual performance
Normalize intracranial pressure and regulate internal organ functions
Eliminate spasticity, contractures, and joint deformities

Types of injuries we treat

The main conditions resulting from traumatic brain injury that are treated at the Centre can be divided into six groups:

Skull bone fractures
Brain concussions and bruises
Brain hemorrhages and subdural hematomas
Post-brain surgery conditions
Cranial nerve damage
Consequences of birth injury

Proprietary methodology

The Centre uses proprietary therapeutic and rehabilitation technologies based on stimulating muscle-fascial-tissue pumps, optimising the circulation of blood, lymph, cerebrospinal fluid, and synovial fluid. By inducing a response from the injured tissues and adjacent organs to external cyclic wave impact, the methodology allows our patients to achieve the maximum possible results, fundamentally restoring lost functions.

For each patient, and at each stage of rehabilitation and treatment period, custom exercise equipment and devices are assembled. A personal instructor works with the patient, applying an eccentric mode of physical impact on the body according to the individual program. The rehabilitation program is developed considering the complexity, severity, age, scope, depth of the injury, performed surgeries, the patient's age, and overall life resource level.

The goal of restorative treatment is the maximum restoration of functions and skills as a result of coordinated functions of the entire body. This is possible only by following the sequence of rehabilitation stages:

First, the injury zone is restored, eliminating the consequences of compression, crushing, ruptures, crush syndrome, hemorrhages, secondary scars, and adhesions.

Second, lost functions are restored, eliminating paralysis, paresis, hyperkineses, contractures, bone and joint deformities, and atrophies.

Restore Body Geometry—Bringing the Musculoskeletal System Back to Symmetry

This is achieved using patented training devices and specialized equipment designed to act as an external mechanism that influences both the musculoskeletal system and internal organs. Patients with structural imbalances are carefully realigned, essentially "reassembled" into the correct anatomical position.

Renew the cell = renew its environment, improve the quality of connective tissue in the affected organ.

Once this is achieved, muscle, nerve, and epithelial cells can begin to grow, mature, and regenerate in a healthy manner. This fundamental principle has been the cornerstone of Professor Blum’s method, demonstrating successful treatment outcomes for complex and severe diseases for over 50 years.

Identify the Root Cause of Disease—Not Just Treat Symptoms

Over 50 years of clinical practice, this method has proven effective in treating severe systemic diseases such as myopathy, multiple sclerosis, ankylosing spondylitis, and a wide range of chronic conditions. Rehabilitation programs are tailored to the severity of the disease and the patient’s physical capabilities, ensuring treatment without excessive strain or complications.

Objectives of the program

Local tissue restoration

Local tissue restoration at the trauma epicentre, eliminating the risk of scar formation, and minimising secondary inflammation and adhesions.
Restoration of the entire brain

Restoration of the entire brain, its membranes, skull bones, sinuses, blood vessels, and nerves in the injured region.
Overall recovery at the organism level

Overall recovery at the organism level—optimal symmetry, correct head positioning, correction of muscle-joint balance of the spine and other joints.

Patient stories

Head injuries

Pelageya

Birth injury. Hydrocephalus. Developmental delay.

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Head injuries

Treatment Course: 30 days. Significant improvement in motor abilities, improved coordination, ability to stand on knees with support. At the end of the course, she received a set of exercises and equipment for continuing rehabilitation at home

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Julia

21 years old: Post-brain surgery condition. Paraparesis of the legs. Facial paresis of the right side.

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Professor Evgeny Blum

Professor Blum’s Exclusive Rehabilitation System

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Professor Blum’s patented diagnostic system always identifies the root cause of illness.

Systematic Approach

Restoring body geometry, renewing connective tissue, and replenishing vital resources.

Eliminating the Root Cause

The goal is to address the true cause of the disease, distinguishing it from its consequences, regardless of multiple symptoms.

Freedom from Illness

Our mission is confidence and optimism, complete control over your health, and freedom from disease.

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Sierra Blanca Resort Spa Includes:

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Swimming Pool

Heated Seawater Pool

SPA Zone

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Restaurant

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Q&A

Is birth injury in a child related to this type of rehabilitation?

In terms of consequences and prognosis for overall health, birth injury is much more complex. Our approach to treating the consequences of birth injury in children can be viewed here

What determines the complexity of the injury?

The complexity of the injury depends on the person's condition at the time of the incident. Minimal consequences occur when the person was unconscious or asleep: such patients suffer the least from traumatic stress and muscular shielding since the mechanisms and instincts of self-preservation did not activate. The most consequences occur when there was fear and tension from a protective reaction. The severity is related to a powerful cavitation intratissue "explosion," multiple microcracks, and tears that extend far beyond the visible boundary of the injury zone. These are difficult to diagnose but are crucial factors in planning the timing and results of restorative treatment.

Is the rehabilitation efficient if more than 2 years have passed since the injury?

This depends on the complexity of the injury, previous treatments, and the initial state of the body. To get a detailed answer, schedule a free consultation with a Centre doctor.

Is rehabilitation always necessary after a traumatic brain injury?

Yes, even after "mild" concussions, a rehabilitation course is needed to restore cerebrospinal fluid circulation, prevent risks of increased intracranial pressure, and review adjacent organs and tissues for hidden displacements and injuries, whose consequences often appear months after the injury.

How much does the treatment cost?

The cost of rehabilitation is 600 euros per day without accommodation, from 719 euros per day with accommodation in a standard double room at the hotel on the Centre’s premises. The exact duration and cost of the treatment course are determined after consultation with the doctor.

What are the stages of treatment at the Centre?

The post-traumatic rehabilitation process is divided into several stages:

Specialist consultation.
Online consultation with a rehabilitation therapist: review of medical history, complaints, treatment results, determination of the duration and cost of the treatment course. If necessary, a plan for additional examination is developed.
Determination of the rehabilitation plan.
Consultation with Professor Blum and a rehabilitation therapist.
Examination, biomechanical testing, diagnosis according to the proprietary system, determination of problems and their priority, development of an individual comprehensive rehabilitation program.
Attendance at sessions.
In accordance with the developed program, the patient attends sessions at the Centre. The rehabilitation therapist evaluates the progress and adjusts the program.
Finishing the treatment course.
Receiving recommendations and a set of exercises to do at home.