brain healing

In this episode, Dr. Jenny Hobson and Dr. Martha Cortes host a candid round-table discussion with leading airway practitioners, Dr. Karen Parker Davidson, RN and Cynthia Stein, PT on Nasal Release Technique (NRT), Rhinomanometry and their exciting new research project.  

Discover how NRT works and best practices.  The panel will review aliments that may respond well to this therapy, including TMD dysfunction, post-concussion symptoms, vertigo, snoring, neck pain and much more.  

They will also discuss when to use caution with NRT, specifically with patients that have had aneurisms, cocaine users, patients on blood thinners and more.

Finally, this group of dynamic specialists will discuss some intriguing results from their new research project – using the Nasal Release Technique on post-concussion patients.  

You’ll want to have a pad of paper and pen ready for this informative conversation on Nasal Release Technique.

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Do you feel like your brain is constantly in overdrive?

You’re not alone. We live in a world of constant stimulation, and it takes its toll on our brains. This can have some adverse effects on seniors if they don't have proper mental wellness.

With the constant pressure to keep up, it's no wonder that many seniors are in danger of experiencing poor brain health.

But there are ways to bring emotional and spiritual balance back into your life. And the first step is understanding how neuroscience has uncovered the spiritual capacity and underpinnings of the human brain.

Once we understand that our brains have an innate ability to be balanced, we can begin to take steps towards bringing more peace into our lives by taking care of ourselves with mindfulness practices that help us tap into this part of ourselves again.

These practices include meditation, yoga, breathing exercises, journaling, exercise – anything that helps us connect with what matters most to us as individuals so we can find inner peace.

Joining me in conversation today is Dr. Paul Nussbaum.
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Bio:

Dr. Nussbaum is a Board Certified Clinical and Geropsychology Neuropsychologist with a specialization in aging, brain health, and lifestyle management.

Find Dr. Nussbaum on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drpaulnussbaum/