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EPISODE · Nov 10, 2022 · 37 MIN

Brain Lab Director Emily K discusses Traumatic Brain Injury-PTSD and helping wounded Vet’s-First Responders and Others

from America's Healthcare Advocate

From Florida’s Neuro Surgery Center we deal with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and issues of PTSD suffered by veterans who were wounded or injured in combat, first responders, and others with our guest Dr. Emily Kalambaheti who is a Chiropractic Neurologist and Functional Medicine Hyperbaric Clinician. Currently, she is the Director of Rehabilitation of Florida Surgery Consultants Brain Lab where she examines and treats patients with brain injuries by utilizing cutting-edge therapies and technologies to create lasting changes in brain function. With a background in neurochemistry and clinical neuroscience, she continues to push for a bridging of mental health and neurological wellness.Contact:FloridaSurgeryConsultants.com833-282-7246 or 833-28-brain

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