Concussion headaches can persist long after the initial injury, often becoming part of post-concussion syndrome. A root cause analysis is vital because these headaches arise from multiple interconnected factors—neurological dysfunction, neck or spine injury, hormonal disruption, poor sleep, or metabolic stress. Standard pain relief alone cannot resolve these complexities. By evaluating brain function, vestibular health, cervical alignment, hormonal balance, and lifestyle factors, practitioners can pinpoint what is perpetuating symptoms. This comprehensive approach allows for tailored rehabilitation strategies, restoring neurological stability, reducing headache burden, and supporting long-term brain healing and resilience.