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What is NRCT?
NRCT stands for "Neurologic Relief Center Technique".
It was developed by the Neurological Relief Centers. Dr. Rogers is the Orange County, California representative for this organization.
NRCT can provide amazing relief for those suffering from physical or emotional traumas. Even more amazing – you can start to experience changes from the testing alone.
Testing: In 15 minutes you can be tested and in many cases get relief of your symptoms during the test. The results can last minutes or hours, but you know right away that the condition is changing.
How it works? When you have had physical or emotional traumas (stress), tension can build up at the base of your skull and can pull on the meninges, which are not that flexible. Meninges are attached to all the nerve roots that exit your spine. When the meninges are pulled it can irritate those nerves. NRCT releases the tension in the meninges thus releasing the irritation to the nerves.
NRCT is non-invasive and usually painless. Dr. Rogers will perform the test to see how you respond; this determines if you are a candidate for NRCT.

"The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest her or his patients in the care of the human frame, in a proper diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease." - Thomas A. Edison


Chiropractic Neurology

Dr. Rogers is a board certified chiropractic neurologist, also known as a "functional neurologist". This means he has completed years of extra study to become a specialist in treating neurological-based health problems without the use of drugs or surgery. Many conditions fit into this broad category:
  • Pain syndromes (such as fibromyalgia)
  • Learning and attention disorders (such as ADD, ADHD, autism)
  • Headaches (migraines and cervicogenic "pain of neck origin" headaches)
  • Vertigo (dizziness and vestibular conditions as well as rehabilitation)
  • Movement disorders (such as dystonia)
  • Developmental disorders (such as retained primitive reflexes)
  • Nerve injury
  • Spinal cord injury
  • Head injury or stroke
  • Cognitive disorders (mental fogginess, forgetfulness)
What happens when you visit a chiropractic neurologist?
A history is taken - you'll be asked about your current concerns, past health, lifestyle, job and family. Then, a thorough neurologic exam is performed to evaluate:
  • Is each area of the nervous system working?
  • Are areas stable, unstable or sluggish?
  • Can improvements be made by using more healthy areas?
  • Can treatment be used to stimulate areas needing improvement?
The exam is followed by therapeutic trial - a possible treatment is used, and then you are retested to see its affect.
Treatments
Nerve cells need fuel and stimulation to thrive, so treatment uses activities that have been shown by scientific research to activate nerve cells: (1) specific adjustments to joints, (2) eye exercises, (3) breathing exercises, (4) light, sound, smell, touch, (5) balance activities, (6) nutritional modification, (7) physical exercises, and (8) cognitive exercises. Our care is very safe, closely monitored and often fun.
For vertigo and balance disorders, investigation of the cause and proper treatment includes (1) a thorough history, (2) a comprehensive exam, (3) a discussion of findings with the patient, (4) a therapeutic trial of care, (5) re-examination to evaluate the therapeutic plan, (6) a report of detailed recommendations, and (7) follow-through with treatment leading to correction, or referral as needed.
Types of Care
Our care does not involve drugs or surgery, and is very individualized. It includes:
  • Specific chiropractic adjustments designed to change signaling from joint receptors
  • A wide variety of visual, auditory, optokinetic, vestibular and stabilization activities
  • Eye movement exercises
  • Coordination patterning
  • Cognitive or thought-based exercises
  • Activities to increase oxygen supply
  • Modification of home, work or school activities and environments
A key element of success (especially for patients who have failed with other types of care) is that the rehabilitation is not programmed. It is based specifically on the findings of the patient’s exam and response to therapeutic trial. Therapies are constantly evaluated with pre and post testing as the patient progresses.
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