01/28/2026
Whiplash doesn’t just strain muscles, it disrupts how the brain communicates with the neck and shoulder.
When the brainstem, cerebellum, and cervical proprioceptors are out of sync, the shoulder loses its sense of position and stability. The result can be:
• Ongoing shoulder pain
• Feeling of weakness or “giving way”
• Limited range of motion
• Neck tension and headaches
This isn’t structural damage, it’s a neurological control issue.
In the Brain Reset Program, we work to restore that control by:
🧠 Reintegrating cervical and shoulder proprioception
👁️ Improving visual and postural reflexes
⚖️ Stabilizing head–neck–arm coordination
💡 Supporting nervous system recovery and energy
When the brain regains confidence in where the shoulder is in space, movement becomes smoother, stronger, and far less painful.