Modalities
Your Personalized Treatment Plan
We use cutting-edge tools with the goal of changing the brain and optimizing all related functions. Treatment will vary for each person based on their needs; however, the overall procedure will be similar. We offer both in-person and virtual treatment options. Our treatments are progressive, directed by specific goals that are generally set by the objective functional tests that provided data for that function based on your age. Our first goal is to restore functions to the optimal levels. Once within the normal range, we believe we have corrected the root cause and restored optimal function. When this occurs, symptoms will likely disappear — but our primary goal remains restoring function, not eliminating symptoms. Whatever your treatment plan, there are different levels of frequency, intensity and duration, and multiple levels designed to continually push you to new functional levels in each area until your goal is reached. Our treatments involve multiple modalities that include:
- Motor training
- Core stability, coordination and endurance
- Sensory stimulation with light, sound, eye movements, smell, tactile and proprioception
- Vestibular stimulation
Laser therapy (Photobiomodulation)
At our practice, we utilize advanced low laser therapy alongside neuro-solution protocols to achieve remarkable healing effects.
Interactive Metronome/gait training
Interactive Metronome (IM) is an evidence-based training and assessment tool. IM is proven to improve cognition, attention, focus, etc
Core Balance and Strength
A central element of our practice is core work, which involves strengthening the
trunk muscles—specifically the stomach and back muscles.
Neurosage
Systemic neural adaptation (SNA) is a process that promotes positive neuroplastic change within the brain and nervous system.
CREYOS
Precise cognitive testing for better patient care. With Creyos we make objective assessment. It is the cornerstone of cognitive and behavioral healthcare.
Eyelights - Colored Glasses with Special Lights
These are truly a staple in our therapy program.
Just about every patient is recommended to wear these at home and in the office!
Diet, Nutrition & Supplements
With every patient, we assess and address specific diet, nutritional and supple mental needs, all of which play a role in your treatment plan. Our perspective is that most nutritional deficiencies or needs are secondary to the imbalance in the nervous system, so our focus remains on addressing physical and neurological imbalances. In working with developmental issues, we want to stimulate growth in the body, brain and nervous system. The brain and muscles use most of the body’s calories, so in the beginning, we avoid elimination diets, instead planning for the patient to eat the calories they need. Elimination diets may be used as treatment progresses. Based on our experience, once we establish balance in the nervous system, you can return to eating whatever you wish (healthy foods, of course)
Revaluations & Progress Reports
In our experience, regular communication makes all the difference in the program’s outcome. Since we focus on functions — and not just symptoms — we will periodically complete reevaluations and follow-up testing to measure improvements, as well as when your treatment is complete and your goal has been reached. For most patients, we reevaluate every 12 weeks; if you are traveling long distances, we recommend every six months. Based on objective changes, we can estimate how long it will take to reach your goal. Most patients will be expected to fill out forms that document any at-home activities. For virtual patients or those who have returned home, we will conduct monthly follow-up calls to answer questions or outline any changes to the program. Our team typically reviews dozens of functional measurements based on accepted objective tests in areas like vision and visual processing, hearing and auditory processing, balance and inner ear function, tactile and touch, proprioception, smell and cognitive functions. For patients under five years old, many objective functional tests cannot be performed, which is why the checklists and examination are critical.