Brain Health
Memory, focus, and mood depend on a brain that is well nourished, well rested, and free of hidden stressors. We look for what is getting in the way.
A Root-Cause Approach to Brain Health
Forgetfulness, slow thinking, and trouble finding words are often written off as stress or a normal part of getting older. We take them seriously, because they are signals that something in the body needs attention.
The brain responds to everything happening in the rest of the body: hormones, blood sugar, nutrients, sleep, inflammation, toxins, hidden infections, and old injuries. When one or more of these is out of balance, the brain is often one of the first places you notice it.
Whether you are concerned about memory, living with the lingering effects of a concussion, or simply want to stay sharp for decades to come, we start with a thorough evaluation and build a plan around what we find.
Brain Health Conditions
Explore the brain health conditions we help with, and the therapy we use most often to support brain function.
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Condition
Dementia
Memory loss and cognitive decline have causes we can look for. We focus on finding triggers early and supporting brain function at every stage.
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Condition
Brain Fog
Trouble concentrating, forgetfulness, and mental fatigue are worth investigating. We look for the hormonal, nutritional, and inflammatory causes behind the haze.
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Condition
Traumatic Brain Injury
Whether your concussion happened last week or decades ago, we offer an individualized program to calm inflammation and support recovery.
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Service
Neurofeedback
IASIS microcurrent neurofeedback is a gentle, non-invasive way to help the brain move out of stuck patterns, without medication or downtime.
ExploreHow We Approach Brain Health
Every plan is individual, but the principles behind it stay the same.
Your Brain Is Worth Protecting Now
Changes in the brain can begin long before you notice them. The best time to look for them is before they affect your life.
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Brain Health Questions
Answers to common questions about how we approach brain health.
Some slowing with age is common, but memory loss that affects your daily life deserves a closer look. Many of the factors that affect the brain, such as hormone decline, nutrient shortfalls, poor sleep, and inflammation, can be identified and addressed.
No. Many patients come to us with symptoms but no clear diagnosis. Others have a diagnosis but want to understand why it happened. Either way, we start with a thorough evaluation.
Your evaluation includes a detailed health history, bioenergetic testing, lab work, and an in-depth consultation with your provider. From there, we recommend a plan tailored to what we find.
Yes. The effects of a head injury can linger long after symptoms fade. Whether your injury was recent or decades ago, we can evaluate where you are now and build a plan to support your brain going forward.
Protect Your Memory, Focus, and Clarity
Tell us what you are noticing, and we will help you find the right next step. We see patients from all over Utah and across the United States at our offices in Springville and Moab.