
CONDITIONS WE TREAT
Concussion & Traumatic/Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI/mTBI)
Concussion and TBI are words that have become more common in recent years due to the increased attention generated in the media by high-level athletes, and the increased amount of research focused on these conditions.
However, these are not new or fad diagnoses.


Concussion & Traumatic/Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI/mTBI)
Concussion and TBI are words that have become more common in recent years due to the increased attention generated in the media by high-level athletes, and the increased amount of research focused on these conditions.
However, these are not new or fad diagnoses.

Dizziness/Balance and Vestibular System Problems
The vestibular system gives us our sense of balance and detects information pertaining to body and head position, especially in relation to gravity. It plays an integral role in postural reflexes and coordination of eye movements, and helps modulate autonomic nervous system control of blood pressure and heart rate in response to changes in body position against gravity.
Neuro-Developmental Disorders
Neuro-Developmental Disorders are clinical presentations originating during the critical stages of central nervous system development. They can originate while the child is developing in utero or throughout any point during childhood when the brain is constantly developing new neural connections and maturing at an incredible rate.


Neuro-Developmental Disorders
Neuro-Developmental Disorders are clinical presentations originating during the critical stages of central nervous system development. They can originate while the child is developing in utero or throughout any point during childhood when the brain is constantly developing new neural connections and maturing at an incredible rate.

Alterations in Neural Timing
Every sound that we hear, every word that we speak, every movement we make, every behavior we express, and every thought that we generate rely on lightning-fast neural communications across a multitude of networks in our brain. This communication relies on precise and synchronized timing and rhythm in order to function optimally. When this rhythm and/or timing is off, even by a nanosecond, it can result in a breakdown in neural communications that are commonly associated with a variety of clinical presentations.
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