Functional Neurology

Conditions Functional Neurology Benefits:

1- Concussions and Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) – Post-concussion symptoms, cognitive deficits, and balance issues.

2- Chronic Headaches and Migraines – Including tension-type and cluster headaches.

3- Postural and Gait Dysfunction – Difficulty walking, poor coordination, and falls.

4- Neuropathy – Peripheral neuropathy, diabetic neuropathy, and nerve pain.

5- Stroke and Post-Stroke Rehabilitation – Motor, sensory, and cognitive recovery.

6- Multiple Sclerosis (MS) – Symptom management, mobility, and neuroplasticity support.

7- Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders – Tremors, rigidity, and gait difficulties.

8- Cognitive Disorders – Memory loss, brain fog, attention deficits, and executive dysfunction.

9- Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction – Dysautonomia, POTS, orthostatic intolerance.

10- Trauma-Related Neurological Dysfunction – PTSD-related brain changes and stress-related nervous system issues.

11- Post-Infectious Long-COVID Neurological Syndromes – Long COVID neurological symptoms, Lyme disease effects, or post-viral syndromes.

12- Developmental or Learning Disorders – ADHD, dyslexia, and other neurodevelopmental challenges.

Precise Neurological Treatment and Care

What Functional Neurology Offers:

Functional neurology, also known as clinical neurology or chiropractic neurology, is a branch of healthcare that focuses on assessing and treating neurological conditions and imbalances through non-surgical and non-pharmaceutical methods. Functional neurologists are typically chiropractors or medical doctors with additional training in neurology.

The key principles of functional neurology include:

Neuroplasticity: Functional neurologists believe that the brain has the capacity to reorganize and adapt, a concept known as neuroplasticity. They use various techniques to stimulate specific areas of the brain to encourage this adaptability.

Assessment: Functional neurologists conduct detailed neurological examinations to identify any abnormalities or imbalances in brain function. They may use techniques such as eye movement analysis, balance assessments, and muscle strength testing.

Treatment: Once they have identified areas of concern, functional neurologists use a variety of therapies and exercises to address these issues. These treatments can include specific eye exercises, vestibular rehabilitation, sensory stimulation, and other targeted interventions.

Holistic Approach: Functional neurology often takes a holistic approach, considering how various factors like nutrition, lifestyle, and environmental influences can impact brain health and function

Why Choose Us?

Don’t let your neurological symptoms keep you from living your best life. Contact Socal Brain and Spine Center today to schedule an appointment with LA’s top Neuro Rehab Team. Our team is ready to provide you with the best neurological treatment available, ensuring you receive the care and support you deserve.

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