Brain Regeneration Clinic

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The brain is the most complex organ in the body. It controls how we think, feel, and function, and while the skull offers real protection, the brain itself is still vulnerable to physical, chemical, and metabolic damage. Optimal brain function doesn't happen automatically. Mood disorders often don't respond to standard therapy or medication; focus and attention can be trained, and conditions like dementia and Alzheimer's disease are increasingly understood to be preventable and, in some cases, reversible. Chronic stress, illness, head trauma, emotional trauma, food additives, herbicides, and environmental toxin exposure all take a toll on the brain over time.

The Brain Regeneration Clinic brings together a range of brain healing therapies, including ExoMind TMS, Neurofeedback, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Frequency Specific Microcurrent, Photobiomodulation, and transcranial Direct Current Stimulation, backed by decades of research supporting improved brain function, cognition, mood, and social engagement.

Every recovery program starts with a baseline QEEG brain map, which evaluates hyper- and hypo-functioning across Delta, Theta, Alpha, and Beta brainwaves. These patterns give us a functional picture of cognitive performance, mood regulation, and even localized brain inflammation, which lets us recommend the therapies most likely to help. Brain mapping is typically repeated after treatment to measure progress and confirm each therapy is working as intended.

Conditions We Treat

Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease

Recent research into cognitive decline, including vascular dementia and Alzheimer's disease, has opened up new ways to help prevent and, in some cases, reverse these conditions. Learn More

Concussion and Traumatic Brain Injury

Many symptoms following a concussion are treatable, and often reversible, especially when therapy starts soon after the injury. The first step is understanding which treatments the research supports for recovery. Learn More

Long COVID Syndrome

Acute COVID infections have declined, but long-hauler COVID continues to affect many people, causing persistent fatigue, brain fog, shortness of breath, and general malaise. Learn More

Stroke Injury

Patients with recent stroke should be evaluated and treated at a hospital first. Once released, we can begin treatment as early as 36 hours after initial symptoms, and earlier treatment tends to support faster recovery. Learn More

Depression and Anxiety

Anxiety is among the most common mental health concerns across children, adolescents, and adults, showing up as intense fear, feelings of inadequacy, or reduced coping ability in daily life and social situations. Learn More

Insomnia

An estimated 70 million Americans deal with sleep disorders or chronic sleep loss. Sleep involves multiple interconnected systems, which is why treatment often needs to go beyond a standard sleep aid. Learn More

Chronic Stress

Everyone experiences stress, though many of us underestimate how much. Sleeplessness, high blood pressure, exhaustion, irritability, overindulgence, anxiety, and depression can all trace back to chronic stress. Learn More

Anti-Aging

Slowing and even reversing aspects of aging is increasingly possible, supporting a longer life with better cognition and less pain. Learn More

Autism

Autism spectrum disorder typically appears within the first two to three years of life and looks different for every individual. Our approach is built around each patient's specific strengths and challenges. Learn More

ADHD

Our approach to ADHD combines natural and alternative therapies addressing immune reactions, brainwave irregularities, and genetic factors specific to the condition. Learn More

PANDAS and PANS

A sudden or gradual onset of psychiatric symptoms in children, including anxiety, irrational fears, extreme emotional outbursts, obsessive-compulsive behavior, attention difficulties, or tics, can stem from an autoimmune response causing brain inflammation, known as pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric syndrome (PANS). Learn More

Learning Disorders

Learning disabilities affect an estimated 15% of students, and roughly 63% of those cases involve specific learning or language difficulties without any accompanying physical disability. Learn More

Brain Therapies

ExoMind™ Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

A non-invasive, medication-free treatment that uses targeted magnetic pulses to support healthy brain function. Learn More

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

A pressurized chamber increases oxygen solubility and saturation in the blood, delivering more oxygen to low-oxygen tissues, organs, and the brain. Learn More

Neurofeedback Therapy

Also called biofeedback, this technique retrains Delta, Theta, Alpha, and Beta brainwaves toward healthier patterns, strengthening positive neural pathways over time. Learn More

Frequency Specific Microcurrent

A noninvasive system that pairs microdoses of electrical current with tissue- and action-specific frequencies to support tissue and organ repair. Learn More

Heart Rate Variability Training (HRV)

Stress is one of the leading contributors to chronic illness, pain, and mood disorders. Our HRV Stress Resilience Program uses heart rate variability training to help the body build resilience to stress. Learn More

Brain Photobiomodulation

This therapy uses non-ionizing light energy to trigger photochemical changes that increase cellular ATP production in receptive tissue. Learn More

Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation

A non-invasive brain stimulation therapy (tDCS) with potential to improve cognitive function across a range of conditions, from ADHD and mood disorders to traumatic brain injury and mild cognitive impairment. Learn More

Alpha Stim

Alpha-Stim CES modulates brain network activity in two ways: stimulating cranial nerves, including the vagus nerve, and directly influencing oscillations in the temporal lobe. Learn More

Infrared Sauna Therapy for Detoxification

Environmental toxin exposure has increased dramatically in recent decades. Dr. Jason Porter points to research showing a sharp rise in the number of industrial chemicals detectable in newborn umbilical cord blood between 1970 and the early 1990s, evidence of just how widespread toxin exposure has become in our food, water, and environment. These toxins can interfere with cellular receptor sites, contributing to fatigue, autoimmune disease, and other chronic health issues, even in children.

Supporting the body's natural detoxification process is an important part of brain and whole-body health, and infrared sauna is one of the tools we use for it. Infrared light penetrates two to three inches beneath the skin, promoting the kind of deep sweating that helps mobilize stored toxins. Patients who detoxify consistently, through a combination of clean eating and regular infrared sauna use, often report better energy, improved sleep, reduced disease risk, and in some cases, meaningful improvement in autoimmune symptoms. Learn more about our broader detoxification services.

If you're dealing with brain-related symptoms that haven't responded to a standard approach, whether that's cognitive decline, a lingering concussion, mood symptoms, or something else affecting how you think and feel, a QEEG brain map gives us an objective place to start. From there, one of our naturopathic physicians can walk you through which of these therapies fits your situation.

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