Flow of Rehab visit

Begins with stimulation to energize and prepare the brain, akin to stretching before physical activity.
Stimulation can also calm the nervous system, promoting relaxation and readiness for rehabilitation.

SSEP (Somatosensory Evoked Potentials): A test that measures the brain's response to sensory stimuli, indicating nerve function.
Gammacore: A non-invasive nerve stimulation device that targets the vagus nerve, potentially aiding in various conditions.
Vielight: Utilizes light therapy to enhance brain function and promote healing processes.

Centers around addressing one specific system at a time.
Repositioning Maneuver: Techniques to alter body position to alleviate symptoms or improve function.
Complex Movements: Exercises designed to develop coordination and integration of various bodily systems.
Visual/Vestibular Rehab: Aims to improve balance and spatial orientation through targeted therapies.

Involves working on two or more systems simultaneously to enhance overall recovery.
NSI (Neurological Stimulus Integration): A method that integrates neurological stimuli to improve responsiveness and function.
Balance on NSI: Focuses on achieving stability through integrated neurological stimuli, crucial for improving balance and coordination.

Stimulation phase prepares the brain, akin to stretching before physical activity.
This phase can either energize the brain or soothe the nervous system.
Techniques include SSEP (Somatosensory Evoked Potential), Gammacore, and Vielight.

Aims at improving one specific system during therapy.
Involves repositioning maneuvers to correct alignment and support function.
Emphasizes complex movements to enhance mobility and coordination.
Incorporates visual and vestibular rehabilitation to address balance and spatial orientation issues.

Targets the interaction of two or more systems for comprehensive healing.
Uses NSI (Neurosensory Integration) techniques to facilitate system connectivity.
Balance exercises on NSI are crucial for enhancing overall stability and coordination.

Each maneuver is typically practiced across three visits.
After three visits, introduce a new therapy to maintain progress and adapt to recovery needs.

Warming up is crucial for preparing the body, akin to stretching before physical activity.
SSEP (Somatosensory Evoked Potential): Measures electrical activity in the brain in response to sensory stimulation, used for assessing neural pathways.
Gammacore: A device that delivers non-invasive vagus nerve stimulation to help manage various conditions including migraines.

The brain requires adequate resources for effective change and healing.
Vielight: Utilizes low-level laser therapy to enhance cognitive function and brain healing.
Red Light Mat: Employs red and near-infrared light for healing and recovery, promoting cellular energy production.
Hydrogen Gas: Known for its antioxidant properties that may help reduce inflammation and improve metabolic processes.
HBOT (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy): Involves breathing pure oxygen in a pressurized room, aiding in tissue repair and recovery from various conditions.
PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy): Uses electromagnetic fields to promote healing at cellular levels.
Gladiator: Likely refers to a specific therapeutic device or system designed to enhance physical performance and recovery.

Focused rehabilitation targets individual systems for recovery and improvement.
Proprioception: Essential for balance and body awareness; training may involve:
- Cervical Proprioception/Decoupling: Techniques or devices such as a halo that help improve neck proprioceptive feedback.
- Core Stability: Training aimed at strengthening core muscles to enhance overall stability and posture.
Visual/Vestibular Rehab: Techniques designed to improve vision and balance, including:
- Repositioning Maneuvers: Movements aimed at correcting vestibular disorders affecting balance.
- Gaze Stability: Exercises to enhance the ability to maintain visual focus during head movements.

Integration therapies work across multiple systems to promote holistic recovery.
NSI (Neurostructural Integration): A therapeutic approach focusing on improving neurobiological function and structural integrity.
Tilt Table Therapy: Used for assessing and improving the body's response to changes in posture, beneficial for patients with balance and vestibular issues.

Warming up is crucial for preparing the body, akin to stretching before physical activity.
SSEP (Somatosensory Evoked Potential): Measures electrical activity in the brain in response to sensory stimulation, used for assessing neural pathways.
Gammacore: A device that delivers non-invasive vagus nerve stimulation to help manage various conditions including migraines.

The brain requires adequate resources for effective change and healing.
Vielight: Utilizes low-level laser therapy to enhance cognitive function and brain healing.
Red Light Mat: Employs red and near-infrared light for healing and recovery, promoting cellular energy production.
Hydrogen Gas: Known for its antioxidant properties that may help reduce inflammation and improve metabolic processes.
HBOT (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy): Involves breathing pure oxygen in a pressurized room, aiding in tissue repair and recovery from various conditions.
PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy): Uses electromagnetic fields to promote healing at cellular levels.
Gladiator: Likely refers to a specific therapeutic device or system designed to enhance physical performance and recovery.

Focused rehabilitation targets individual systems for recovery and improvement.
Proprioception: Essential for balance and body awareness; training may involve:
- Cervical Proprioception/Decoupling: Techniques or devices such as a halo that help improve neck proprioceptive feedback.
- Core Stability: Training aimed at strengthening core muscles to enhance overall stability and posture.
Visual/Vestibular Rehab: Techniques designed to improve vision and balance, including:
- Repositioning Maneuvers: Movements aimed at correcting vestibular disorders affecting balance.
- Gaze Stability: Exercises to enhance the ability to maintain visual focus during head movements.

Integration therapies work across multiple systems to promote holistic recovery.
NSI (Neurostructural Integration): A therapeutic approach focusing on improving neurobiological function and structural integrity.
Tilt Table Therapy: Used for assessing and improving the body's response to changes in posture, beneficial for patients with balance and vestibular issues.