rTMS is an FDA-approved method that utilizes magnetic waves to stimulate specific areas of the brain. By boosting neuronal activity on a cellular level, this treatment helps restore neurological function. Originally intended for alleviating depression symptoms by activating the prefrontal cortex, rTMS has proven equally impressive results when applied to other brain regions. Its versatility makes it invaluable for addressing a wide range of neurological imbalances, including depression reduction, improved cognition, and restoration of motor function.

The OVARD, or Off-Vertical Axis Rotational Device, is employed to restore vestibular integrity in individuals suffering from balance disorders, spatial orientation issues, and impaired visual processing due to minor head injuries or neurodegeneration. This device systematically spins patients, activating and integrating the vestibular system to address feelings of dizziness, vertigo, and nausea.

With a deep understanding of the visual system’s pathways, our clinicians use targeted exercises to enhance vision and balance by stimulating various brain regions. Ocular diagnostics provide insights into an individual’s neurological function, and specific eye movement and visual stimulation techniques are applied to improve efficiency in eye-brain coordination. This therapy helps reduce depression, fix double vision, and alleviate dizziness.

The brain thrives on physical movement, and our clinicians assess movement deficits and postural imbalances to teach patients how to move in ways that strengthen the brain-body connection. This approach reduces dizziness, improves focus, and restores energy levels. For stroke and TBI patients seeking to regain mobility, our team focuses on establishing structurally sound biomechanics, leading to the production of neurotransmitters and chemicals that accelerate the brain’s healing and the formation of connections.

Manual therapy and gentle adjustments complement neurological treatments by alleviating pain, stiffness, and postural imbalances. Patients experiencing neck stiffness after injuries like concussion, stroke, or TBI benefit from gentle neck work alongside eye therapy. Resistance strength exercises and assisted stretching aid in re-educating motor function post-stroke and promoting neuromuscular integrity.