Next Level Neuro News
Every therapist has heard a client say:
“I don’t know. I just feel off.”
It’s vague, but you know something is wrong.
The client looks normal.
Strength is normal.
Range of motion is normal.
But the...
Most therapists are trained to treat dizziness like a vestibular deficit.
And yes...
....sometimes it is.
But in applied neurology, dizziness is rarely a vestibular problem in isolation.
More often, ...
When Warm-Ups Go Wrong
Most coaches and therapists agree that warm-ups prepare the body for performance.
Few realize that every warm-up also prepares or overwhelms the brain.
In applied neurology, w...
Before prescribing drills, mobility work, or load, it helps to ask one question:
Does your client actually feel what is happening inside their body?Â
Most therapists and coaches evaluate what they ...
If you have ever corrected a client’s form only to watch the same problem return a week later, you are not alone. The issue may not be strength, mobility, or compliance.
It may be sensory mismatch.
...The Moment Every Therapist and Coach Knows
You cue a client to perform a squat.
They move with confidence, convinced their form is perfect.
Yet you see it right away. Their torso collapses slightly ...