OUR APPROACH

At Brain Hub, we uniquely combine advanced neuro-rehabilitation with traditional vestibular therapy. Our research is allowing us to achieve previously unseen results in patients with acute and chronic vertigo and dizziness, including VOR adaptation exercises, otolithic integration, off-axis rotations and galvanic vestibular stimulation, amongst others.

We can focus on attention, response-inhibition, memory (working, visual, verbal), reaction time and other cognitive tasks using device apps, in-clinic tasks and NSI (neuro-sensory integrator). We often combine with multi-sensory training, including auditory, visual, balance and emotional therapies.

Heath coaching can help navigate and guide you through many life challenges, including work, self-thoughts, weight, eating, relationships and others. An accountability and empowerment approach is taken so can make lasting changes and unlock your potential.

Recommendations on food and supplementation may be made based on your laboratory results. A functional medicine approach will be taken to improve your neuro-rehabilitation therapies and the effect of neuroplasticity

We offer a range of mental health support therapies aimed at reducing stress, improved resilience and emotional regulation,  as well as neuro-rehabilitation approach to managing anxiety and depression. This may be achieved by including bio-feedback heart rate variability training, targeted therapies to the limbic and pre-frontal lobes, amongst others.

The use of lasers and LED light to heal, regenerate and stimulate parts of the brain and body.They have been shown to increase blood flow, increase energy, reduce inflammation and repair brain tissue.

Non-invasive transcutaneous vagal nerve stimulation is both safe and effective method to activate the vagus nerve. Evidence has shown that it can reduce migraines, seizures, dysautonomia and improve stress response and gut function.

It is the alteration or modulation of nerve activity by supplying a gentle electrical activity to various parts of the head. It is both safe and effective to help people with pain, tremors, dystonia, depression, nerve palsies, sensory processing disorders, and many others. Examples of neuromodulation include vagal nerve stimulation, trigeminal nerve stimulation, galvanic stimulation,  TMS (transcranial magnetic stimulation), tDCS (transcranial direct current stimulation).

Structure can govern function. Ensuring the musculoskeletal (muscle and joint) system is moving without pain, unrestricted in range and is stable and controlled, is vital to a healthy body. We use a range of manual therapies, instrument-assisted technology and soft-tissue therapies to assist.

A set of therapies aimed at improving coordination, timing, attention, regulation and crossbody synchronicity. This is essential for speech development, good posture and balance, social engagement, hand-eye coordination, fine and gross motor skills. We use a range of computer-based programs including Interactive Metronome.

A non-invasive mild electrical stimulation of the trigeminal nerve (sensory nerve of the face). It is a safe and effective way of treating nerve palsies as well as modulting (stimulating) parts of the brain. It can be used in helping people with concussion, migraines, fight-flight responses, dysautonomia and others .

Poor eye movements are the hallmark of many neurological conditions, including concussion, vertigo and dizziness conditions, Parkinson’s, ADHD, post-stroke and many other conditions. We use carefully prescribed eye movement exercises to help train the brain and improve function.

Improving balance during standing and walking are vital for us to move safely and not fall. Balance training needs to be multisensory that involves different surfaces, eyes open and closed, targeting and visual stimulation. We use a range of computerised system that can progressively challenge your balance to ensure improvement.

Primitive and postural reflexes are the building blocks for cognitive, physical and neurological development. We use traditional and brain-based therapies to help integrate them within children and adults. These include specific movement, sensory-integration and laser therapy.

We use the Neuro Sensory Integration technology, a programmable program and hardware aimed to improve eye movements, Eye-Hand Coordination, Visual Reaction Time, Speed and Span of Recognition, Visual-Vestibular Integration, Oculomotor Skills, Visual Motor Skills and Neuro-Cognitive Skills.

We use a range of vestibular inputs including vibration, electrical stimulation and head/body movements. Swings and rotation devices are known to powerfully stimulate the vestibular system to help restore balance, body awareness and dizziness

Full field of view visual and vestibular stimulation has been shown to help people with Mal de Debarquement Syndrome (MdDS), visually induced dizziness and others, by providing a progressive and tolerable stimulus. The brain can be trained to be less symptomatic via neuroplasticity therapies. We’re one of very few clinics to have a full-field immersion optokinetic stimulus room.

Virtual reality (VR) has emerged as a safe and effective tool for neurorehabilitation of different childhood and adult conditions. VR-based therapies can induce cortical reorganization (favourable changes) and promote the activation of different neuronal connections, leading to improvements in motor, behavioural and functional skills. We use the latest ‘full-immersive VR’ to help the brain re-calibrate with the surroundings. It has been shown to help recover from falls risk, stroke, chronic dizziness, fear and anxiety, as well as offer benefits to people with Alzheimers and Parkinson’s.