Therapies & programs

CVI rehabilitation addresses visual impairment caused by brain injury or neurological differences rather than eye problems. Programs help the brain learn to interpret visual information and expand functional vision over time.

The Feldenkrais Method uses gentle movement and directed attention to improve movement and enhance human functioning. It is especially helpful for children with neurological or developmental differences.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy delivers high-concentration oxygen in a pressurized chamber. It promotes healing, reduces inflammation, and has shown promising results for neurological conditions by stimulating stem cell production and supporting brain function.

The IAHP provides intensive neurological programming for brain-injured children, based on the principle that brain function can be improved through consistent, organized neurological stimulation performed by the family at home.

The Mind-Eye Institute specializes in neuro-optometric rehabilitation, addressing how the brain processes visual information. Their approach combines vision therapy with neurological rehabilitation for children with brain-based visual impairments.

MNRI restores and integrates primary motor reflexes that form the foundation for healthy neurological development. When reflexes are dysfunctional, MNRI therapy helps the nervous system reorganize and function more effectively.

PxDocs is a network of chiropractors specializing in pediatric neurological care. They focus on the relationship between the nervous system and the spine, using gentle adjustments to improve neurological function in children.

Autologous stem cell therapy uses a child's own stem cells (typically from cord blood or bone marrow) to promote neurological repair and regeneration. It is an emerging therapy being explored for various neurological conditions.