Thank you for joining Functional Neurology Seminars (FNS).

The rates of brain-related disorders are alarmingly high today and steadily growing. Both conventional and alternative forms of medicine have been caught off guard and are ill equipped to effectively manage a mushrooming patient population.

Functional Neurology Seminars will teach you how brain function, which is commonly overlooked in health care today, impacts metabolic function and vice versa. You’ll learn how to assess and identify brain disorders, effective ways to address them, and how to support brain health both neurologically and metabolically.

Patient demand is crushing and most people have nowhere to turn for help these days. We applaud you for being pioneers in this new paradigm of health care so urgently needed today.

More importantly, we hope this course will give you the tools you need to perform at your peak function as a practitioner in service to the chronically ill and to continue finding passion and meaning in your work.

An understanding of neurological pathways in a clinical model is required to be a competent clinician. Simply memorizing pathways does not facilitate clinical applications. This course presents a detailed review of key anatomical pathways associated with “Specific Clinical Findings.” The goal of this course is to learn how to immediately correlate history and examination findings with specific pathways. Discussion includes gait, posture, movement, tremor, postural instability, vertigo, memory, motor learning, pupil responses, eye movements, cognitive processing, etc. This is a fundamental course essential for both the novice and experienced practitioner.

Functional Neurology Anatomy and Central Neurological Pathways – 15 hours

1. Review of brain regions and functions
2. Review of brain ascending and descending pathways
3. Review of brain central pathways
4. Clinical presentations of each pathway