NeuroFitRx

​As we go about our daily routine our brain is continuously gathering information and comparing it to that of our previous experience in a effort to create a prediction model. The prediction model is used to avoid situations that may threaten our safety.  The accuracy of our​ predictions depends on our brain's ability to coalesce external and internal, body information.  Imagine navigating the world as a blind or deaf person? You would move slowly using other senses to help you safely move through the world. Your anxiety level would rise and resources used for thinking would be redirected toward movement.

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Sensory input from our eyes, ears, nose, muscles, joints, skin and internal organs travel to our brain where they create an environmental map. If the sensory input is not accurate or incomplete due to injury, disuse or disease, the reliability of our "body map" is compromised. Unfortunately we grow accustomed to our faulty mapping and deficits often go unnoticed.  That's where the Sensory Motor Screen comes in to uncover underlying deficiencies.  Signs your sensory system needs an update; slow or uncoordinated movement, pain, fatigue, muscle weakness and brain fog. See before and after videos (multitasking, serial 7's)​​​

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Once you find your specific sensory mapping deficiencies, you can make a plan to address your SPECIFIC needs. Your needs and plan will be unique. Sensory remapping is a process of assessing the impact of specific sensory stimulation on sensation and motor output.