A More Connected Approach to Your Health
A functional neurologist evaluates how well your nervous system is actually working — not just whether there's visible damage or disease, but how your brain, spinal cord, and sensory systems are functioning and communicating with one another. Using specialized testing of balance, eye movement, reflexes, and cognitive function, a functional neurologist identifies patterns of dysfunction that may be contributing to symptoms like dizziness, brain fog, chronic pain, or post-concussion issues. From there, a personalized rehabilitation plan is built to help retrain and support the nervous system — working alongside, not in place of, conventional medical care.
We Practice Evidence-Informed Care
Grounded in current research, not trends or guesswork
Functional neurology continues to evolve alongside clinical and neuroscience research, and we stay current with that evidence to guide how we evaluate and treat. When the research on a specific technique is still developing, we're transparent about that — our goal is to combine what's well-supported with careful clinical judgment, not to overstate certainty where it doesn't exist.
What DACNB Actually Means
Advanced, board-certified training beyond a standard chiropractic license
DACNB stands for Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Neurology Board — a credential earned through several hundred additional hours of postgraduate training in clinical neurology, followed by rigorous board examination. It represents a level of specialization well beyond a general chiropractic license, focused specifically on how the nervous system functions and how to address dysfunction within it. This practice is one of a limited number of DACNB-credentialed providers in Minnesota, bringing that specialized training directly to patients in Maple Grove and the surrounding west metro.
Is This the Right Fit for You?
Especially well-suited for symptoms that haven't been fully explained elsewhere
This approach tends to be a strong fit for people who've had their symptoms evaluated elsewhere without a clear answer, or who want a more thorough, root-cause-focused evaluation than a typical visit allows. It's also well-suited for athletes and student athletes seeking specialized concussion and vestibular expertise, and for anyone managing complex, overlapping neurological symptoms that a single-system approach hasn't fully addressed.
