It was the perfect day.

Twelve inches of untouched champagne powder.
Bluebird skies.
Nobody on the mountain but you.
Just endless turns and freedom in every slash.

Smiles, sun, snow… then snap.

One "wrong" move.
One moment of disconnect.
And you're on the ground. Concussion.

Most people think healing from a concussion is just about rest and time. But what about the emotional aftermath? The self-doubt? The loss of trust in your instincts, your body, your mind? If you’ve been chasing “normal” and feeling further from yourself with every step, it’s time to recalibrate. True recovery starts at the root — where the injury disconnected you from your inner knowing. This isn’t mindset work. It’s neurological freedom.

Concussions and the Inability to Poop

Can’t poop?

Yeah, that’s never fun.

It slows us down, makes us grumpy, and leaves us feeling heavy—literally and emotionally.