Injury Rehab

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Chiropractic/Physiotherapy

Chiropractic adjustments reduce pain, increase mobility, enhance sensory feedback to the brain, and improve sensory-motor integration.

A safe, specific, controlled force is applied to a joint to restore proper function and mobility (this can be done by hand OR with instruments). This helps patients maintain optimal health while avoiding unnecessary drugs or surgery.

An illustrative image of a brain, visually representing the distinct functions of each hemisphere. The left hemisphere is associated with language, logic, and analytical thinking, while the right hemisphere is linked to creativity, emotions, and spatial awareness. Understanding the specialization of each hemisphere is crucial for neurological health and training, as it enables targeted interventions to optimize cognitive abilities and promote overall brain wellness.

Functional Neurology for Rehab and Performance Enhancement

Functional neurology is a branch of healthcare that employs a holistic approach to understanding and addressing the functional and structural aspects of the nervous system and how it relates to overall health, recovery from neurological conditions, and optimization of performance in various aspects of life, including sports and everyday activities.

Using non-surgical and non-pharmaceutical approaches, various therapeutic approaches are employed for addressing neurological disorders such as traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), concussions, musculoskeletal injuries, syndromes, AND performance enhancement.

A picture illustrating a doctor performing dry needling on the lumbar multifidus muscles as part of injury rehabilitation. The doctor is using thin, solid needles to target specific trigger points in the lumbar multifidus muscles of the lower back. This technique is employed to alleviate pain, improve muscle function, and support the healing process for the injured area.

Functional Dry Needling

Dry needling can release painful trigger points (even deep ones), increase muscle activation that improves the range of motion, decrease pain, and restore normal movement.

Corrective exercises accompany this service to reinforce the myofascial release and restore optimal movement patterns.

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Sensory Training Brain Health

Sensory training has been proven to increase neuroplasticity and improve treatment outcomes for brain health, TBI and concussions, vision therapy, stroke, joint injury rehabilitation, autism spectrum disorders, and Parkinson’s disease.

A state-of-the-art sensory evaluation assesses visual and sensorimotor skills. In less than 25 minutes, you can determine an individual’s strengths and opportunities to improve sensory performance. Patients can then utilize at-home or in-office training exercises targeted at improving their areas of weakness for their task OR sport.

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Sensory Training for Athletic Performance

Hospitals, Pro and Collegiate Sports, Military, and government usage have widely adopted Senaptec Sensory Training.

Sensory training, also known as sensory integration or perceptual-cognitive training, is a method used to enhance athletic performance by optimizing an athlete's sensory perception and processing abilities. This type of training aims to improve an athlete's awareness, reaction time, decision-making, and overall performance through targeted exercises and drills.

An image of an older man actively participating in cognitive therapy and sensory performance training. He is engaged in various cognitive exercises and sensory tasks designed to stimulate mental functions and enhance sensory perception. This training aims to support cognitive health and overall well-being in older adults.

Cognitive Performance Therapy

Optimal brain health resides within 3 crucial points: daily practice, task difficulty, and cognitive load.

This focuses on the reduction of risk factors associated with the loss of our cognitive functions so we can live our best life as we age. Cognitive performance refers to how we learn, remember, concentrate, and maintain a clear and positive mind.

A vision tracking report displaying comprehensive information on-field, mind-eye coordination, mechanics, and the functional aspects of neurovisual training in sports. The report includes data charts, graphs, and performance metrics, providing insights into the athlete's visual capabilities and improvements achieved through specialized training techniques. This report is a valuable tool for optimizing sports performance and enhancing visual skills.

Neuro-Visual Training

Eye discipline, ocular motor strength, and brain processing are the three pillars of neuro-visual training.

Through variations of intensity and protocols, we can stimulate the central nervous system in a way to which people are not accustomed. This increased stimulation can promote plasticity (the formation of new stronger, more efficient connections) that the eyes and brain use to process and respond to incoming information.

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Eye Tracking and Vision Performance

Dynamic - Measures critical dynamic vision skills such as eye movement and coordination for everyday living.

Sports - Measures and analyzes your eye movement, brain processing, and reaction time against peers, amateurs, and pro athletes.

Reading - One in four children has a vision problem that affects learning — a vision problem that is often misinterpreted as disinterest, sleepiness, dyslexia, or ADHD. Recognizing this distinction has monumental implications. Even a child with 20/20 eyesight can have a vision issue at the core of their learning problem.

A balance and tracking report presenting an assessment of balance performance in relation to vision, proprioception, and vestibular function. The report includes graphical data, charts, and measurements, offering insights into how these sensory systems influence an individual's ability to maintain balance and coordination. This comprehensive analysis aids in understanding and optimizing balance for improved functional performance.

Balance Tracking Systems

The Balance Tracking System (BTrackS™) utilizes “Gold Standard” force plate technology to provide accurate and reliable balance testing and training for vestibular injury assessment and rehabilitation, assessing fall risk, improving sports performance, neurological evaluation, and more.

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Functional Movement Systems

A systematic approach to protect, correct, and develop your movement health.

Functional Movement Screen - A tool used to evaluate seven fundamental movement patterns in individuals with no pain or complaints.

Selective Functional Movement Assessment - This movement-based diagnostic system systematically finds the cause of pain - not just the source - by logically breaking down dysfunctional movement patterns in a structured, repeatable assessment.

Fundamental Capacity Screen - Designed to test power production, store and reuse energy, maintain posture under load, and control balance.

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Class IV Laser Therapy

Non-pharmaceutical, non-invasive alternative for pain relief and injury repair.

Class IV Laser - This interaction increases the metabolic actions inside of the cell as well as affects the cell membrane, thus allowing for the increased flow of nutrients. Class IV lasers work at 4 distinct wavelengths; 650nm visible red, 810nm infrared, 915nm infrared, and 980nm infrared.

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Transcranial Photobiomodulation

Non-pharmaceutical, non-invasive alternative for brain stimulation and healing.

Class 3B Laser - Infrared light has the ability to painlessly penetrate your skul to stimulate your brain. This wavelength of light activates your cell's mitochondria to provide energy, and oxygenation and stimulate stem cells.

Functional Nutritional Medicine

Functional nutrition will address the "why" behind your deficiencies detected through metabolic testing and provide actionable, sustainable solutions to improve your dietary habits naturally and through supplementation.

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