Functional neurology looks at how the brain and nervous system are working together—not simply at a diagnosis or a list of symptoms. I use detailed assessment to identify areas that may not be working as efficiently as they could and then build an individualized plan to support better function.
Because every nervous system is different, care is not one-size-fits-all. I look at the whole person, explain what I find in a way that makes sense, and use that information to guide care based on each person’s individual needs and goals.
Care may focus on areas such as:
Attention, focus, learning, and cognitive function
Balance, coordination, movement, and vestibular function
Sensory processing and nervous system regulation
Developmental milestones and neurodevelopment
Recovery following concussion or other neurological injury
Changes in memory, cognition, and neurological function

As a parent, it’s natural to wonder if your baby is developing on track. While every child grows at their own pace, there are key milestones that offer helpful signs of healthy development. Is your baby nursing and feeding with ease? Are they rolling over in both directions, sitting up independently, or starting to crawl with coordinated movements? These early physical skills are more than just exciting moments—they reflect important brain and body development. Paying attention to how your baby moves, eats, and responds can help identify areas where extra support may be beneficial. Early milestones build the foundation for future learning.


Attention and focus
Working memory
Logic and reasoning
Auditory processing
Visual processing
Processing speed
Long-term memory
Core strength

Nutrition for Brain and Body Health
Working memory
Brain Fog
Auditory processing
Visual processing
Processing speed
Long-term memory
Core strength & Stability







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