Lakeside Neurologic

12/26/2025

The holidays can be emotional during recovery. We’re here to support progress, celebrate small wins, and uplift every step forward.

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from Lakeside Neurologic

12/23/2025

🩵 “Join our team. Change lives — one clean, safe space at a time.”

At Lakeside Neurologic, we provide a welcoming, supportive environment where our residents can heal, grow, and thrive. Every member of our team plays an important role in that mission — including those who keep our campus clean, safe, and beautiful.

12/18/2025

This season, we celebrate the dedication of Lakeside Neurologic's Therapy Team. Their expertise and compassion help make every patient’s progress possible. Thank you all for everything you do!

12/12/2025

The holiday season is filled with bright lights, cheerful music, gatherings, and endless activity. For many, these traditions bring joy and connection—but for individuals with neurologic insults such as traumatic brain injury (TBI), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), or other neurologic conditions, the sensory demands of festive activities can quickly become overwhelming.
At Lakeside Neurologic, we specialize in neurologic care that recognizes the unique sensory, cognitive, and emotional needs of each person we serve. With thoughtful planning and supportive strategies, families and caregivers can help loved ones participate in holiday traditions comfortably and safely.
Why Festive Environments Can Be Overstimulating
Holiday environments often combine multiple sensory inputs at once—crowds, music, movement, flashing lights, strong scents, and unpredictable changes. For individuals with neurologic impairments, filtering or processing these stimuli can be challenging.
https://lakesideneurologic.com/2025/12/12/handling-sensory-overload/

12/10/2025

Holiday gatherings can bring joy — and sensory challenges. Here are simple ways to keep neurologic patients comfortable and safe this season.

12/08/2025

12/03/2025

The holiday season is often described as “the most wonderful time of the year,” but for individuals recovering from brain injuries or managing neurobehavioral conditions, it can be one of the most disruptive. While festive gatherings and travel plans bring joy for many, they also introduce unpredictability—something that can significantly impact neurologic recovery and emotional stability.
Why Routine Is a Cornerstone of Recovery
At Lakeside Neurologic, we know that structured routines aren’t just about organization—they are therapeutic. Research shows that predictable schedules reduce cognitive load, allowing the brain to focus on healing and relearning skills. For individuals with executive function challenges, traumatic brain injury (TBI), or stroke, routines provide:

Consistency for neuroplasticity: Repetition strengthens neural pathways
Emotional regulation: Predictability reduces anxiety and impulsivity.
https://lakesideneurologic.com/2025/12/02/why-structure-matters-during-the-holidays-for-people-with-neurologic-and-neurobehavioral-challenges/

12/02/2025

Please join us in recognizing these fantastic Lakeside Neurologic Team Members celebrating a work anniversary with us in November and December! We appreciate all that you do to care for our Residents!

November
Rogers, Todd - 30 years!
Ezell, Stella M - 14 years
Young, MiAngel - 8 years
Grace , Teesha - 6 years
Martinez, Maria - 6 years
Prince , Tamika - 6 years
Floyd, Sabra - 4 years
Shore, Bridget - 4 years
Beebe, Linda - 3 years
Lopez, Edith - 1 year
Jaques, Joshua - 1 year

December
Gowan, Steve - 20 years!
Ugarte, Armando - 15 years
Brinson, Shanrietta - 12 years
Davidson , Andre - 5 years
Stillman, Noelle - 4 years
Brown, Reginald - 3 years
Brown, Cassidy - 2 years
Nelson, Derico - 1 year
Juarez, Nicole - 1 year
Garza, Joella Karmon - 1 year
Clark, Courdeja - 1 year

12/01/2025

Happy December First from Lakeside Neurologic!

11/27/2025

11/26/2025