A Glimpse of Therapy Options We Offer

Using resistance of the tongues sucking muscles to active the cranial nerves involved with speech. Why use a sucker? Because it’s delicious! 

Using sense of smell to activate the Temporal Lobe. This helps dementia, control of emotions, and difficulty of speech, hormone imbalances, and long-term memory. We also use the oils for their inherent botanical qualities.  

Building a foundation of connections within the nervous system. This turns a “simple bike path” into stable, healthy, “6 lane highways.” It is the foundation for all other skills and activities. 

 Using heat to drive and strengthen the Vestibular Motor System to bring the weaker side of the brain into balance with the stronger side. This is particularly helpful for difficulties with emotions, behavioral disorders, depression, and anxiety. It helps one strengthen the area of the brain that allows you to have control over your emotions, not the other way around. 

Stimulating the foot to change a baby reflex (toes fan up and out) to an adult reflex (toes come together and point down) This is the longest “highway” or neural pathway your body has, because it extends from the top to the head to the tip of the toe. It is also one of the foundational reflexes in which certain skills build upon.

Activating a specific part of the cerebellum that drives the Vestibular Motor System to improve balance, posture, body and muscle control, and emotions. This is one of the first systems of the brain created in utero, so it has an effect on all the areas of the brain surrounding it. 

Some Neurological conditions need therapies that are rotational in nature to better tap into the neural pathway that needs stimulation. This Therapy is used to unlock the Neurological Environment that is causing Dystonia. 

Using eye movements to activate specific areas within the brain. Particularly the area that causes suffering such as: PTSD, anxiety, depression, and chronic pain, 

To aim the electrical pulses at particular areas of the nervous system to block the transmission of pain signals being sent toward the spine and brain. The stimulation also works to boost the body's production of endorphins which are natural pain relievers. 

Assesses direction of difficulty with balance, so a therapy can be given to activate the appropriate area within the cerebellum.