The Functional Neurology Center: Concussion Brain Injury Minnetonka, MN.
The Premier Functional Neurology and Brain Performance center in Minnesota. Complex Cases for 15 years. Nationally and Internationally Recognized.
Concussion, Vestibular, Dysautonomia and POTS, Chronic Pain and Injuries, TBI and ABI. Minnesota Functional Neurology and Chiropractic LLC
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The cerebellum is much more than a “balance center.”
At The Functional Neurology Center, we look at the cerebellum as a clinical control system for eye movements, vestibular function, posture, gait, limb coordination, speech timing, cognitive rhythm, and even autonomic regulation.
This graphic breaks the cerebellum into practical clinical systems:
🧠 Vestibulocerebellum: gaze stability, VOR calibration, motion sensitivity, nystagmus, and gravity orientation
🧠 Spinocerebellum: trunk control, gait, balance, tone, dysmetria, and postural stability
🧠 Cerebrocerebellum: motor planning, timing, speech rhythm, cognition, learning, and emotional regulation
We also look closely at the deep cerebellar nuclei because they help explain why one patient may present with eye movement instability, another with gait ataxia, another with limb dysmetria, and another with cognitive-affective or speech timing changes.
At theFNC, the goal is not just to identify symptoms — it is to understand the neurological pattern behind them and build a targeted rehabilitation plan from exam to therapy.
When your child takes a hard hit during sports, it can be difficult to know what’s serious and what’s not. 🏈 ⚽ 🏒
In this video, Dr. Jeremy Schmoe DC, DACNB explains what parents should watch for after a possible concussion.
He discusses why changes in behavior, focus, balance, or energy can all matter and why early evaluation is so important. Knowing what to look for can make a big difference in helping your child recover well.
If you’re worried your child may have had a concussion, this video will help guide you.
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We have helped patients from all over the country with dysautonomia
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A central premise is that the oculomotor system provides one of the most accessible and clinically useful windows into the nervous system. Saccades, pursuits, gaze holding, VOR responses, optokinetic responses, ocular alignment, corneal reflections, phorias, skew deviations, and visual-vestibular tolerance can reveal how cortical maps, superior collicular maps, brainstem generators, cerebellar calibration systems, basal ganglia inhibition, and autonomic pathways are functioning under load.
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The Functional Neurology Center (The FNC) started out of one room, with a focus on caring for the whole person. And now we’ve grown to a 6,000 square foot clinic that treats more than just your brain, but also how your brain health affects your quality of life and the lives of those who love you. During your Neuro-Exam, Discovery Day, Intensive Program, or even just a single visit for a ‘tune-up’, you’ll always work one-on-one with a small team of doctors who are just as invested in your recovery as you are.
Of course, we have the latest diagnostics and high tech therapies and treatments, but your recovery hinges on more than what we know and the tools we can buy. It’s our personalized investment in your health, and a rock-solid believe that There is Hope, that sets us apart.
The most important component of your recovery is the relationship you form with your Doctors.
Based on your individual condition and needs, you’ll work directly with a small dedicated team of Doctors, working together for the full duration of treatment. During this time, it’s essential to be open and trusting with your doctors, knowing they are with you every step of the way. This relationship, coupled with your motivation and commitment to your recovery is the ultimate key to success.
The Six Key Systems
Your rehabilitation experience starts with a Neuro-Exam that looks at your personal history as well as the six key systems involved brain health: Cognitive, Pain, Ocular Motor, Autonomic, Proprioceptive, and Vestibular. By assessing these systems, we can identify the areas of your brain suffering from injury or trauma. Our unique approach of assessing all things neurological, structural, and metabolic can uncover issues that may have been missed by other providers, and that could make all the difference in your recovery.
Get Answers, get better.
If you’ve had it with your symptoms, lack of answers from other providers and are ready to find hope again then an Intensive Program is for you. We’ll begin by diving into your Neuro-Exam to uncover the root causes of your symptoms and get you started on the road to recovery on Day one. Working with a small team of doctors, you’ll be supported and guided through 5, 8 or 10-days of world-class treatment using high-tech therapies in an emotionally supportive environment.
On-Going Care
Your treatment won’t stop when you go home. We’re with you every step of the way. Even after your Intensive Program, you’ll have two months of at-home support and an app to help you track ongoing improvement and symptoms and function.
Optional Lab Tests with a review of results via phone call
Home Nutrition Program
Nutritional Supplementation
Bi-Monthly email Check-ins
Phone call check-in once every three weeks (3 total)
