The Transformative Power of Chiropractic Neurology

What if your brain is the missing link behind the symptoms you have been trying to fix?
Many people go years dealing with pain, dizziness, slow recovery, brain fog, headaches, or movement issues, only to be told that their scans look normal. But normal imaging does not always mean the brain is working efficiently. When communication inside the nervous system is off, symptoms show up in the body.

Chiropractic neurology offers a new way to understand and treat these problems.
This specialty focuses on how the brain and body work together. Instead of looking only at where you feel symptoms, we look at the networks in your brain that may be weak, overactive, or not coordinating well. Using targeted, noninvasive therapies, we help retrain those pathways so your nervous system can function at a higher level.

Why This Approach Is Different

Traditional imaging like MRI or X-ray shows structural issues, but it cannot reveal how your brain is actually functioning. Chiropractic neurology examines the functional side: how your eyes move, how you balance, how you process information and pain, how your body senses movement, and how these systems communicate.
By identifying the true source of dysfunction, we can create treatment plans that do not rely on medications or surgery and instead support long-term healing and better performance.

How It Works

We use a combination of neurological rehabilitation, balance and vestibular training, eye movement exercises, cognitive drills, sensory stimulation, and myofascial work to activate and strengthen specific brain pathways. These targeted therapies tap into neuroplasticity, your brain’s natural ability to adapt and improve.
As the brain becomes more efficient, people often notice better movement, reduced dizziness or pain, sharper focus, and a more coordinated connection between the brain and body.

Conditions Chiropractic and Functional Neurology Can Help With

• Concussions and traumatic brain injuries
  Support for recovery, lingering symptoms, and post-concussive complications.

• Migraine, vertigo, and dizziness
  Evaluation and treatment of headache disorders along with vestibular and balance dysfunction.

• Attention and learning challenges
  Including ADHD, autism-related sensory or processing difficulties, and developmental coordination issues.

• Neurodegenerative conditions
  Supportive care for Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and other conditions that impact movement and cognition.

• Chronic pain conditions
  Including central sensitization, fibromyalgia, Ehlers-Danlos related pain, and persistent musculoskeletal or neurological discomfort.

• Postural and autonomic disorders
  Evaluation and management of POTS, dysautonomia, and conditions affecting heart rate, blood pressure regulation, and stress responses.

• Movement disorders
  Such as tremor, dystonia, or coordination challenges related to neurological dysfunction.

• Balance and coordination problems
  For patients who feel unsteady, off balance, or easily disoriented.

• Cognitive or developmental challenges
  Including brain fog, memory issues, slow processing, and higher-level brain function concerns.

• And many other neurologically driven symptoms
  Your evaluation helps us determine which systems are involved and how to build a plan that fits your unique needs.

What to Expect at Your First Visit

Your new patient exam is designed to understand how well your brain and body are communicating in real time. We do not guess about what you need. We measure it.

Your in-office evaluation may include:

• Eye movements: How your eyes track, focus, and coordinate gives insight into how different areas of your brain are working.

• Balance and coordination testing: Standing, walking, and balance challenges show how your brain integrates information from your body.

• Sensory and reflex checks: Light touch, vibration, and reflex responses reveal how your nerves are firing and how quickly they respond.

• Autonomic function: Tools such as heart-rate variability and blood pressure changes show how your nervous system handles stress, posture, and regulation.

• Cognitive function: Tasks that assess memory, focus, processing speed, and reaction time help us understand higher-level brain activity.

• Specialized technology: Vestibular goggles and other tools allow us to see exactly how your eyes and balance system respond to movement.

Why this matters
These tests uncover issues that may not show up on scans. They give us a functional roadmap for treatment that is individualized for your brain and body.

Your Personalized Care Plan

Once we collect your neurological and physical data, we create a care plan that is completely tailored to you. Your treatment is based on how your brain and body are functioning, not a generic protocol.
This ensures that your care is patient-centered, targeted, and designed to create meaningful and lasting improvements in the areas that matter most to you.

Your Next Steps: Is Functional Neurology Right for You?

If you have been searching for answers but have not found relief, this may be the missing piece.

Your next steps:

• Ask questions. I am here to explain, guide, and listen.

• Schedule a new patient exam to uncover how your brain and body are working together.

• Explore a personalized care plan designed around your goals and symptoms.

• Take the first step toward restoring function, reducing symptoms, and feeling more like yourself again.

Remember:
You do not have to keep living with unanswered symptoms. There are solutions, and we can discover them together.