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What Is Functional Neurology

Learn about functional neurology

The functional neurologists at Plasticity Centers in Denver, Atlanta, and Orlando work with patients of all ages and from all walks of life! Yet many people have not heard of functional neurology, nor do they know what a functional neurologist does.

In essence, functional neurology aids in the rehabilitation of neurological conditions without pharmaceuticals or surgery. Continue reading to learn more, and if you have additional questions, contact us!

What Do Functional Neurologists Do?

Functional neurologists treat individuals, not their diseases. After all, we cannot cure neurological diseases. However, through individualized therapies, it is possible to improve function and quality of life.

What Do Functional Neurologists Do?
What Conditions Does A Functional Neurologist Treat?

What Conditions Does A Functional Neurologist Treat?

Functional neurologists treat patients with a wide range of neurological disorders such as Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, cerebral palsy, and multiple sclerosis. We also treat people with autism, ADHD, and those recovering from concussions.

What Does Therapy Look Like?

Our therapy looks different for everyone since we create customized treatment plans based on your condition and your treatment goals. In general, though, we stimulate your brain and build endurance in the fragile areas of your brain. We use a variety of treatment options, including neurofeedback, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, vestibular rehabilitation, and more.

What Does Therapy Look Like?
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How Is A Functional Neurologist Different Than A Medical Neurologist?

Functional neurology, unlike medical neurology, rehabilitates patients without pharmaceuticals or surgery. Functional neurologists are trained in the diagnosis and management of neurological disorders and certified through the American Chiropractic Neurology Board and the American College of Functional Neurology.

Plasticity Brain Centers

If you believe seeing a functional neurologist may be the right choice for you, contact our brain center in either Denver, Atlanta, or Orlando today!

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