Holism is the consideration of wholeness or an interdependence of parts. This is an important and unique characteristic of the NeuroLogic Approach. The traditional healthcare model tends to look at and treat individual symptoms, rather than the entire body. This may not be the most effective way of healing. Our bodies were designed to be most efficient when every part of the body is working well.
Many of the most severe and debilitating conditions are “holistic” issues. A very good example is autism. The most recent research, and many parents of children with autism, say that a child with autism doesn’t have just one issue. They have difficulties in most, if not all systems of their body: allergies, behavior, coordination, digestion, etc. The best way to fix these conditions is to attempt to restore balance to all systems of the body, rather than focusing on one. This is the NeuroLogic Approach- a holistic, integrated approach to health.
There are very few doctors that look at the function of the whole body and brain as it relates to:
- Immune Function
- Endocrine Function
- Respiratory Function
- Reproductive Function
- Digestive Function
- Circulatory Function
- Lymphatic Function
- Urinary Function
- Nervous System Function
- Structure
- Physiology
And then take what they’ve found and develop an innovative plan of wellness, that involves the patient in restoring proper function of their body.
We have been trained to evaluate the human function — in a VERY comprehensive way — through neurology, chiropractic, blood analysis and immune panels.
We use neurological tests to check your muscle tone, thought patterns, reflexes, eye movements, senses, blood pressure, even oxygen intake.
Our functional diagnostics allow us to consider all symptoms… from major health crises to everyday issues like balance problems, dry nose or mouth, ringing ears, or dizziness. Once we’ve identified your core issues, we can fix them at your core — not with life long medication or complicated, expensive surgeries — which allows your body to begin healing itself.
