Talk Neuro To Me

In this podcast interview, Dr. Nathan Keiser discusses dysautonomia and 3 examination procedures to start doing today to see if dysautonomia is holding back your patients. To learn more about Dr. Keiser, visit DrKeiser.com

In this episode, we discuss Neurofeedback and QEEG with Dr. Kelsey Brenner Dr. Kelsey Brenner has a unique practice where she leverages neurofeedback and QEEG to help her patients efficiently and effectively. To learn more or to get in touch with Dr. Brenner, visit https://neurologicwellnessinstitute.com/

In this episode of Talk Neuro to Me, we discuss the role of isometrics in training and rehab. Dr. Montanaro uses isometrics in his office for strength development and rehabilitation of these patients. Learn more about isometrics and the equipment he uses to delivers fast and effective clinical results. Learn more about the PeakFitPro.   Link to PeakFit Pro: https://peakfitpro.com/carrick/ To learn more about Dr. Montanaro, visit https://wellnesscny.com/meet-our-doctors/

In the episode, we have gone into the vault and pulled a wonderful recording on the topic of Falls and Parkinson’s Disease. Presented by Professor Carrick.

Dr. Stangel has a great reputation for helping those who are suffering from anxiety disorders. In this podcast learn about his modern clinical neuroscience approach including his method for assessing and managing these patients.   For more information about Dr. Stangel and his practice, visit http://neurochatt.com/

In this episode of Talk Neuro to Me, we interview Dr. Jonathan Chung, a NUCCA practitioner who combines his knowledge of the upper cervical spine and neurology to achieve great outcomes with his patients. For more information about Dr. Chung and his practice, visit http://chiropractorwellington.com/

In this episode of Talk Neuro to Me, Prof. Carrick discuses Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy and Concussion.   If you would like to learn more about how you can apply Clinical Neuroscience into your care for concussion patients, please visit carrickinstitute.com

Dr. Matthew Worth discusses what exactly a neuro-developmental disorder is and his success with working with these patients. For more information on Dr. Worth's upcoming course, Neuro-developmental Disorders, visit carrick.us/NDD You can find Dr. Matthew Worth at http://mobrainandspine.com/

Chris Chapman and Dr. Garcia are discussing the use of technology and data in strength and power training.  If you have ever wanted to explore velocity-based training, you need to listen to this! To start leveraging this technology, visit Push.   Released September 4, 2018. Recorded by Dr. Garcia. MP3 format. Runtime: 25:12

Prof Carrick discusses the integration of the Olivo-Cerebellar system and details a robust servomechanism that is central to the applications of clinical therapy central to motor and cognitive therapies.

Dr. Adam Harcourt has a great reputation for helping those who are suffering from migraines. In this podcast, learn about Dr. Harcourt's modern clinical neuroscience approach including his method for assessing these patients.

Professor Carrick discusses his newly published paper, "Head-Eye Vestibular Motion Therapy Affects the Mental and Physical Health of Severe Chronic Post-concussion Patients". Episode originally recorded in 2017 Link to Article: https://doi.org/10.3389/fneur.2017.00414 Article Citation: Carrick, Frederick Robert, et al. "head–eye Vestibular Motion Therapy affects the Mental and Physical health of severe chronic Postconcussion Patients." Frontiers in neurology 8 (2017): 414.

Dr. Moll is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine specializing in neurological disorders, chronic pain, sports medicine and concussion recovery.  She has lectured and taught courses for physical therapists, Chinese medicine practitioners and doctorate programs in acupuncture on topics including concussion recovery, dysautonomia, and neurological exam techniques, and has been a featured speaker in veterans groups on the topic of brain health. Dr. Moll and Dr. Carrick recently completed a randomized clinical trial on the effects of acupuncture on cerebral blood flow velocity in mixed martial arts fighters following a concussion. She was the team acupuncturist for the professional MMA fighters at Fortis MMA in Dallas Texas, working with UFC and Legacy fighters and is now currently in private practice in Bend, Oregon providing a unique combination of acupuncture, Chinese medicine, and functional neurology. Her website is: www.acupunctureneurology.com

Enjoy this podcast interview of Dr. Kenneth Jay, as recorded by Dr. Freddys Garcia.  Kenneth Jay is the author of the popular book, the Cardio Code, as well as a performance coach to athletes and Olympians. Learn about the most common misconceptions about cardiovascular training and what you need to do to get a heart of elastic steel.

Dr. Adrian Owen shares with us on his expertise in cognitive testing. Learn how cognitive testing has been used historically and where modern cognitive testing belongs within the functional neurology paradigm of care.

Enjoy this podcast interview of Dr. Mike T. Nelson, as recorded by Dr. Freddys Garcia. They discuss HRV (heart rate variability) and its clinical applications in human performance enhancement and healthcare. Dr. Mike T. Nelson CSCS has spent 18 years of his life learning how the human body works, specifically focusing on the area of metabolism and heart rate variability. He has a Ph.D. in Exercise Physiology from the University of Minnesota, an MS in Mechanical Engineering (biomechanics) from Michigan Tech and a BA in Natural Science. He’s an instructor for Globe University and has published research in both physiology and engineering peer-reviewed journals.

Dr. Michael Lovich shares what his experience has taught him as he transitions from school to the Functional Neurology clinical practice.

In this podcast interview with Dr. Antonucci, learn about some of the current applications of electrostimulation in neurological rehabilitation such as non-invasive neuromodulation and more.

Professor Carrick discusses exercise and Alzheimer's Disease. Originally recorded on May 9th, 2016.

The episode covers the topic of Dystonia with Professor Frederick Carrick. Original recording from 2015.