Functional neurology
Traditional medical neurology treats neurological disease or pathology with the use of drugs and surgery. While this may work for some patients, others feel that it doesn’t fully address the root cause. Functional neurology looks at the dysfunction in the nervous system, even before this is a medical diagnosis, and aims to treat a broader array of brain dysfunction through receptor or brain-based rehabilitative therapy.
Functional Neurology works on the approach of NEUROPLASTICITY, which is the ability for the brain and nervous system to change in response to physical, emotional, and environmental stimuli. Our doctors then combine this with their extensive knowledge of the nervous system to activate pathways to the brain and create long-term positive changes and reduce symptoms.
Functional neurology could be used to treat a variety of conditions, including:
- Migraine
- Childhood developmental disorders (ADHD, ADD, autism spectrum)
- Brain injury (post-concussive, TBI, post-stroke)
- Balance disorders
- Movement disorders
- Autoimmunity
- Fatigue
- Vertigo
- Chronic Pain
- Memory Loss
- Dystonia
- Tremors
Functional neurology could be used to treat a variety of conditions, including:
- Migraine
- Childhood developmental disorders (ADHD, ADD, autism spectrum)
- Brain injury (post-concussive, TBI, post-stroke)
- Balance disorders
- Movement disorders
- Autoimmunity
- Fatigue
- Vertigo
- Chronic Pain
- Memory Loss
- Dystonia
- Tremors
meet our functional neurology team
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