Explore Dr. Andrew Hill's comprehensive neuroscience insights on concussion. This collection spans articles, podcast conversations, and live neurofeedback sessions, covering the latest research, clinical applications, and practical strategies.
From 25+ years of clinical neuroscience and 25,000+ brain maps, Dr. Hill brings evidence-based approaches to brain optimization, combining rigorous research with accessible explanations designed for intelligent, curious readers seeking to understand and optimize their brains.
Livestreams on Concussion
Live Q&A sessions from Neurofeedback & Chill where Dr. Hill demonstrates protocols, answers viewer questions, and explores concussion applications in real-time with QEEG examples and brain training discussions.
Latest Sessions
Guest Appearances
Your Brain is NOT Broken–Stop Trying To Fix It!
*A neuroscientist's perspective on moving beyond diagnostic labels toward brain optimization* Here's something that might surprise you: ADHD isn't actually a
Neurofeedback Q&A: Concussions, ADHD, Autism, and Psychedelics Explained | NeuroNoodle Live
*Adapted from NeuroNoodle Live Q&A with expert panel discussion* When neurofeedback practitioners gather for a live Q&A, the questions get specific fast. This
Tua's Concussion 🤕 & Fencing Response Explained | LIVE Q&A with Neurofeedback Experts 🏈
When Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa hit the ground after a devastating tackle, something chilling happened. His arms locked into an unnatural positio
Unlocking The Power of Your Mind with Neurofeedback | Jess Arce
*What happens when you can directly train your brain circuits to function better? Dr. Andrew Hill explains how neurofeedback creates rapid, measurable changes i
Understanding neurofeedback with Peak Brain Institute founder Dr Andrew Hill
*Insights from Dr. Andrew Hill on transforming executive function, overcoming trauma, and optimizing performance through direct brain training* You've probably
Have My Concussions Impacted The Health Of My Brain
I get this question constantly: "I've had multiple concussions—what's my brain going to look like on a scan?" The short answer from 25,000+ brain scans I've ana