Have you ever been told, “Your tests are normal,” yet you still feel dizzy, anxious, foggy, or simply “off”?

You’re not alone. In fact, millions of people struggle with symptoms that no blood test, MRI, or standard scan can explain.

Why Does This Happen?

Traditional medicine is excellent at finding big, visible problems:

• Tumors, strokes, fractures, and infections usually show up on scans or lab tests.
• But what if your problem is about how your brain and nervous system are working—not just what they look like?

The reality:

Most chronic symptoms—like dizziness, headaches, light/sound sensitivity, anxiety, or “air hunger”—are the result of subtle miscommunications within your brain and nervous system. These are called functional issues.

How Can the Brain Cause So Many Different Symptoms?

Your brain is the command center for your entire body.

• It regulates balance, movement, focus, mood, energy, and even how you process light and sound.
• If certain brain circuits aren’t firing correctly—often due to stress, injury, infection, or even genetics—your body can send out “warning signals” in the form of strange or unpredictable symptoms.

Examples:

• Dizziness may come from a mismatch between your inner ear, eyes, and brain.
• Sensitivity to light or sound can stem from an overwhelmed sensory processing system.
• Anxiety or “air hunger” can be the brain’s way of alerting you to internal stress—even when there’s no obvious danger.

Why Don’t Traditional Tests Find These Problems?

Because most standard medical tests are designed to look for structural damage, not functional imbalances.

• If your brain cells are alive and your scans look normal, you’re often told, “There’s nothing wrong.”
• But the way your brain circuits communicate, adapt, and recover is just as important—and this is what functional neurology specializes in.

My Approach: Finding Answers in the “Hidden Work” of the Brain

I use advanced, non-invasive assessments—like eye reflex testing and neurofeedback—to see how your brain is truly functioning in real time.

By uncovering these hidden patterns, we can finally connect the dots between your symptoms and your nervous system—and create a personalized plan for real healing.

You’re not “making it up.” Your symptoms are real. And with the right approach, there’s a way forward.