The Neuro Health Broadcast

What if we could objectively measure how your nervous system responds to stress, injury, and recovery?In this episode, Dr. Joseph Coppus sits down with Eric Morgan of MindWare Technologies to break down the science of the autonomic nervous system, and how advanced physiologic monitoring is changing the way we understand conditions like dysautonomia, concussion, and chronic stress.We explore how clinicians can move beyond symptom-based care and begin tracking real-time data from the body, including heart rate variability (HRV), cardiovascular responses, and stress reactivity. Eric shares how these tools are being used in both research and clinical settings to better identify dysfunction, guide treatment, and monitor recovery over time.Whether you’re a patient dealing with brain fog, fatigue, or dizziness, or a provider looking to deepen your understanding of autonomic physiology, this episode offers a clear and practical look at the future of personalized care.In this episode, we cover:• What the autonomic nervous system actually does, and why it matters• How dysautonomia shows up in real life• The connection between concussion and autonomic dysfunction• What HRV and physiologic data can (and can’t) tell us• How clinicians are using objective data to track recovery• Where autonomic testing is headed in the futureLearn more about MindWare Technologies: https://www.mindwaretech.com/Subscribe for more conversations on neurologic health, functional medicine, and cutting-edge clinical tools.Learn more about Delta Neuro Health: www.deltaneurohealth.comColumbus, Ohio

In this episode, Dr. Joseph Coppus sits down with public health leader Kedar Hiremath to explore the evolving landscape of brain injury advocacy, research, and care in Ohio. As the program manager of The Ohio State University’s Center for Brain Injury Recovery & Discovery (CBIRD), Kedar is at the forefront of building interdisciplinary collaboration to better understand, detect, treat, and rehabilitate brain injuries.Together, they discuss the current gaps in brain injury care, the importance of bridging clinical practice with public health initiatives, and how research institutions and private clinics can work together to improve patient outcomes. The conversation also highlights ongoing efforts in Ohio to advance education, increase access to care, and drive meaningful change for individuals living with brain injuries.Whether you're a clinician, researcher, patient, or advocate, this episode offers valuable insight into where the field is headed and how we can all play a role in pushing it forward.Key Topics Covered:The mission and impact of CBIRD at Ohio StateChallenges in brain injury detection and long-term careThe role of interdisciplinary collaboration in recoveryPublic health approaches to brain injury advocacyOpportunities to improve access and outcomes in OhioRelated Links:Center for Brain Injury Recovery & Discovery (CBIRD): https://cbird.osu.eduThe Ohio State University Neurological Institute: https://wexnermedical.osu.edu/neurological-instituteDelta Neuro Health: https://www.deltaneurohealth.com

In this episode of The Neuro Health Broadcast, Dr. Coppus sits down with Erin Collins, founder of The Modern Physio in Grandview Heights, to explore a more complete approach to women’s health and physical therapy.Erin shares why she created Modern Physio after witnessing how often women were dismissed in traditional healthcare, told “everything looks fine” while still struggling with pain, fatigue, or feeling disconnected from their bodies. With nearly two decades of experience, she blends evidence-based physical therapy with Pilates, nervous system regulation, and lifestyle medicine to help women feel strong, grounded, and confident in their ability to heal.In this conversation, we discuss:• Why so many people fall through the cracks in conventional care• The role of the nervous system in chronic pain and recovery• How Pilates can be a powerful rehabilitation tool• Moving beyond a purely structural model of care• Restoring trust and connection within the bodyIf you or someone you know has ever felt unheard in the healthcare system, this episode offers a refreshing and empowering perspective on healing.Learn more about Erin and The Modern Physio at modernphysioohio.com.This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and brought to you by Delta Neuro Health — an integrative healthcare clinic in Columbus, Ohio, specializing in Functional Neurology to provide non-invasive, personalized solutions for complex neurological conditions

In this episode, Dr. Joseph Coppus explores the often-overlooked role of the vestibular system in gait and posture. Drawing from clinical neuroscience and current research, he breaks down how subtle vestibular imbalances, sometimes without obvious dizziness, can drive asymmetrical muscle activation at rest and during movement. You’ll learn how these imbalances influence gait mechanics, how to identify them clinically, and why addressing vestibular input is essential for restoring symmetry, efficiency, and neurologic resilience.

In this enlightening episode of The Neuro Health Broadcast, Dr. Joseph Coppus sits down with Amber Bowers of Bowers Counseling and Wellness to dive into Neuro Emotional Technique (NET) — a mind-body approach designed to help resolve the lingering effects of stress and emotional trauma.Amber explains how NET works by addressing the physiological imprints of unresolved emotions, helping patients break free from patterns that can impact both mental and physical health. From chronic pain and anxiety to neurological recovery, this integrative technique is giving patients new hope for healing.Discover how combining functional neurology with tools like NET creates a more holistic path to wellness — one that acknowledges the deep connection between the brain, body, and emotions.This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and brought to you by Delta Neuro Health, an integrative healthcare clinic in Columbus, Ohio, specializing in Functional Neurology to provide non-invasive, personalized solutions for complex neurological conditions.

In this powerful episode of The Neuro Health Broadcast, Dr. Joseph Coppus sits down with Sara Bott, MA, CCC-SLP — founder of Neuro Care and an expert in neurologically-focused speech-language pathology. Sara shares how she’s transforming the lives of patients recovering from Parkinson’s, traumatic brain injuries, strokes, and other neurologic conditions.With deep clinical insight and genuine compassion, Sara explains how targeted speech and cognitive therapies can restore function, boost confidence, and reignite independence. Whether it’s retraining the brain to find lost words or helping someone speak clearly again, her work is a testament to the resilience of the human nervous system.Don’t miss this conversation that bridges functional neurology and speech-language pathology — and offers real hope for patients and families alike.This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and brought to you by Delta Neuro Health — an integrative healthcare clinic in Columbus, Ohio, specializing in Functional Neurology to provide non-invasive, personalized solutions for complex neurological conditions

In this episode of The Neuro Health Broadcast, Dr. Joseph Coppus is joined by sports dietitian Grace Thomas, founder of Grace Grit, for an insightful conversation on the power of nutrition in supporting both athletic performance and overall neurological health.Grace shares her holistic approach to fueling—not just for athletes, but for anyone seeking greater energy, focus, and resilience. Together, they explore topics like energy availability, the brain-body connection, hormonal balance, and practical strategies for sustainable performance beyond the playing field.Whether you're an athlete, a clinician, or someone looking to optimize your health through better nutrition, this episode delivers actionable takeaways to help you fuel with intention.This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and brought to you by Delta Neuro Health — an integrative healthcare clinic in Columbus, Ohio, specializing in Functional Neurology to provide non-invasive, personalized solutions for complex neurological conditions

In this episode, we explore the fascinating intersection of psychedelics and neuroplasticity with special guest Dr. Heather Heck. Together, we unpack how psychedelic-assisted therapies may influence the brain's capacity to rewire itself—offering potential breakthroughs in mental health, trauma recovery, and neurological rehabilitation. Dr. Heck shares insights from current research, clinical observations, and the emerging science behind substances like psilocybin, ketamine, and MDMA. We also discuss the ethical considerations, safety protocols, and what the future may hold for integrating these therapies into mainstream neurohealth practices. Whether you're curious, skeptical, or excited about this frontier in brain science, this episode offers thought-provoking dialogue and grounded perspectives.This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and brought to you by Delta Neuro Health — an integrative healthcare clinic in Columbus, Ohio, specializing in Functional Neurology to provide non-invasive, personalized solutions for complex neurological conditions

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Guy Romain about how his NeuroFit 360 gyms are using intense physical therapy to change the game of neurological rehabilitation. NeuroFit360, neurorehabilitation is at the very center of their services. They are the premier rehabilitation center for neurological conditions. Their physical and occupational therapists are well-versed in treating an array of neurological abilities.Check out their locations in Cooper City, FL, Boynton Beach, FL, and Atlanta, GA. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Alexis Meister, PT, DPT, ATC, WCS of Columbus Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy, speaks on the importance of the pelvic floor and especially pelvic floor therapy. We discuss many implications of a well-functioning pelvic floor, including the neurological implications. Enjoy!Alexis is a board-certified women’s health physical therapist, and specializes in pelvic floor rehabilitation for men and women. Her mission is to help her patients gain control over their pelvic health by providing the best treatment, self-management tools, and education in a comfortable setting. She aims to de-stigmatize the taboo around pelvic health. Her approach is focused on providing holistic, patient-centered care. Together, she will create a plan to help you reach your goals and return you to your highest level of function.This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Does the current state of the healthcare system frustrate you? Have you had to wait months to see a doctor, only for them to spend 15 minutes with you? Well today, Dr. Jimisha Patel of Thrive Pediatrics discusses with us how she is re-envisioning how effective patient care can look, despite the current healthcare climate. Dr. Patel is a board-certified pediatrician, a lactation consultant in Columbus, Ohio, and mom of two. When she began her journey in medicine, her goal was simple: to help families keep their children healthy. However, after practicing for over 10 years, she realized the traditional medical model often takes away valuable time that doctors could spend with their patients, leading to kids needing frequent visits and frustration for both physicians and families. This realization inspired her to create Thrive Pediatrics—a practice focused on providing better care through time, connection, and trust. As a pediatrician and a mom, she deeply understands the desire parents have to give their children the best. She finds true joy in her work when she can connect with families, build trusting relationships, and empower them to raise thriving children. Partnering with families in this way is not just her profession—it’s her passion.This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Pam Bartha of Live Disease Free takes on her journey of being diagnosed with MS and overcoming it through vigorous self-study and revelation. She will talk about how she has been able to not only help herself, but many other sufferers and doctors understand the deeper connection between parasite infection and chronic disease. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

This is a presentation by Dr. Joseph Coppus at Delta Neuro Health on June 19, 2024 discussing memory and cognition.- Defines memory and cognition- Describes what can lead to cognitive decline and memory loss- Describes what can be done to prevent cognitive decline and memory loss- Provides simple and applicable steps that viewers can take away and immediately apply in their lives

At Midwest Educational Therapists & Associates, they believe in holistic student development. Led by Julieann Ash, their team focuses on more than just classroom success. They embrace a comprehensive approach that ensures both immediate and long-term academic growth. Their mission is not only to tackle academic challenges but to instill confidence and a passion for learning in their students. Through their methods, students have transformed, advancing in their educational journeys and beyond. As an adult with significant dyslexia, Julieann understands at a very personal level the need for an effective toolbox to be able to “show what you know”. Utilizing a strength-based approach and a highly individualized toolbox one of her greatest joys in life is seeing children, adolescents, and adults become more academically and personally self-confident and begin to soar. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Molly Cupka (Donelan) is the founder of Up ENDing Parkinson’s and the Director of Sportrock Climbing Centers in Alexandria, Virginia. Molly was able to combine her love of climbing with her passion for neuroscience when she started a Parkinson’s climbing group at Sportrock in 2012. Molly is currently expanding this program to gyms across the US, and even internationally in Italy and Israel. Up ENDing Parkinson’s is also conducting a study with Marymount University Center for Optimal Aging where Molly serves as one of three researchers looking for the benefits of rock climbing on those living with Parkinson’s Disease.  This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Dr Amanda Smith DC, MS, CCSP, CCEP, CSCS of Radvocacy Wellness is an ACBSP board certified Chiropractic Sports Physician, Coach & Athlete practicing in Atlanta GA. She received her Doctorate & Masters from Life University. She received her Bachelors in Premed & Minor in Exercise Physiology at the University of Alabama- Huntsville while competing in NCAA Cross-country & Track. She is a ACSM Board Eligible Exercise Physiologist, a Certified Chiropractic Extremities Practitioner, a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist, a Certified Active Release Technique Provider, a Certified Graston Technique Clinician, a Certified Myopain Dry Needling practioner, Certified Retul Bike Fitter (Medical + Performance), Nutrition, Running, Triathlon, Cycling & Strength Coach, Exercise Physiology Researcher & Product Tester, Women’s Specific Exercise Physiology Lecturer, Team Doctor for USA Track & Field, Professional Cycling Team Member, Half Ironman Worlds Qualifier & Olympic Distance Triathlon National Qualifier. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Presentation by Dr. Joseph Coppus of Delta Neuro Health on how Functional Neurology can impact those children who are experiencing neuro-developmental delays on May 15, 2024. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

In this episode, we welcome the newest member of the team here at Delta Neuro Health - Dr. Jill Wagner! She is our gut and hormonal health expert, which is exactly what she discusses today in this episode. Dr. Jill Wagner became a licensed pharmacist after completing her PharmD from the University of Pittsburgh. After completing a one-year residency at The Ohio State University, she worked as an inpatient pharmacist at The Ohio State Wexner Medical Center for years, covering a wide variety of specialties. During this time, she noticed the health care model mainly focused on symptom management rather than looking for and addressing the root cause of illness. Dr. Wagner therefore felt the need to explore alternative approaches that prioritized individualized care and healing, and found that Functional Medicine principles matched with what she had been seeking.   Driven by a desire to help patients find the true cause of their health problems, Dr. Wagner began her new training by completing coursework through the School of Applied Functional Medicine. Shortly after, she began working with individuals to help them in their pursuit of getting well and staying well. By offering a blend of lifestyle modifications, functional lab testing, and targeted supplementation, Dr. Wagner guides patients towards sustainable wellness transformations that address the true cause of their health concerns. She provides comprehensive consultations aimed at addressing a wide range of health issues, from chronic conditions to general wellness optimization.    Whether you are seeking relief from digestive issues, hormonal imbalances, or simply looking to enhance your overall vitality, Dr. Wagner is here to help guide you on your path. She empowers her patients to take control of their health and live their best lives, and is ready to help you embark on a journey towards lasting wellness. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Grasping brain health can be a challenging topic. Hear from today's guest, Dr. David Traster of The Neurologic Wellness Institute, discuss how we as functional neurologists approach brain health in a systematic, yet individualized way. Dr. Traster does a great job of simplifying a complex topic, making it tangible and relatable. Dr. Traster is a globally recognized expert in the field of neurological rehabilitation. He lectures and consults for doctors of all specialties across the world relating to patients with a variety of neurological disorders. The conditions Dr. Traster works most with are dizziness, dysautonomia, brain injuries/concussions, chronic pain, headaches, walking/balance disorders, movement disorders, cognitive disorders, and developmental disorders. Due to his clinical success, patients travel from around the world to work with Dr. Traster during his 1 or 2-week intensive outpatient rehabilitation programs.⁣⁣ Dr. Traster was personally mentored as a student by the world-renowned Dr. Frederick Carrick. Dr. Traster is currently an assistant professor for the Carrick Institute and leads their Vestibular Rehabilitation Program as well as lecturing on other topics. Dr. Traster was named Instructor of the Year by the Carrick Institute in 2018. Dr. Traster also has over 45 peer-reviewed case studies published in mainstream neurology medical journals.⁣ Dr. Traster received a Bachelor of Science degree from Boston University, a Chiropractic degree and a Masters degree from Life University, and holds the highest level of education in Functional Neurology by attaining his diplomate in Chiropractic Neurology / Functional Neurology through the Carrick Institute for Graduate Studies. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Have you been curious about acupuncture, but are unsure what it is or if it's right for you? In this episode, we answer those questions and more as we discuss many of the benefits and what to expect from an acupuncture treatment with Erika Niewald of Balance Integrative Wellness. We also had an interesting conversation on the neurological benefits of acupuncture treatments. Erika Niewald is a licensed acupuncturist in Ohio and is nationally board recognized in Acupuncture by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM).  In April of 2024 she will complete her Doctor of Acupuncture degree from Pacific College of Health and Science.  She holds a Master of Acupuncture degree from the American Institute of Alternative Medicine and a Master of Arts degree in Counseling and Human Services from the University of Colorado.  She is also a Reiki Master Teacher, Urban Zen Integrative Therapist, Pranayama Teacher and Registered Yoga Teacher.  Erika is the owner of Balance Integrative Wellness, LLC which is collocated in Westerville Ohio with Women’s Integrative Wellness OB/GYN.  Her focus of interest is Women’s Health, but she treats patients with a wide variety of conditions. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

This is a presentation with Dr. Joseph Coppus at Delta Neuro Health on Functional Neurology and Concussion. Presented on April 18, 2024.

Interview between NBC4 and Dr. Joseph Coppus of Delta Neuro Health discussing Functional Neurology care: what it is, who it helps, and what the process looks like. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

In this episode, we explore a novel topic in the treatment of POTS, and that's using the body's natural reflexes as a way to help regulate and manage the condition. Dr. Andrew Brodyn of Landmark Family Chiropractic in Yardley, Pennsylvania demonstrates all the unique and effective ways a provider can use to rehabilitate patients with POTS and Dysautonomia. Dr. Andrew is a graduate of Drew University and Life University. He has completed over 800 hours of postdoctoral study with the Carrick Institute for Graduate Studies in the fields of clinical neuroscience, concussion and mild traumatic brain injury, movement disorders, dysautonomia and vestibular rehabilitation. He is a board certified Fellow of the American Board of Vestibular Rehabilitation through the American College of Functional Neurology. He prides himself on being able to serve his patients at the highest level with an eye for paying attention to the smallest details. He enjoys developing creative solutions for people in all stages of health, especially more challenging cases. Dr. Andrew became passionate about chiropractic after enduring a cycling accident that left him with 5 spinal fractures. After exhausting conventional means of rehabilitation, he began a journey to find answers to his own health questions which led him to chiropractic and functional neurology. Dr. Andrew believes very strongly that thorough examination and truly listening to patients are the key to unraveling their complaints. He is an admitted lifelong student and frequently attends neurology courses to continue expanding his tool set and bring patients the best possible clinical experience. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Check out our latest episode all about Upper Cervical Chiropractic Care as we sit down with Dr. Mercedes Cook from the Health Uncovered podcast, as well as from her practice - Upper Cervical Chiropractic San Diego. In this episode, we discuss how important the upper cervical spine is for neurological health, who may benefit from the care, what the care might look like, as well as the far-reaching applications of the specialty! Dr. Mercedes Cook is an upper cervical chiropractor in San Diego, California. In her practice she uses a highly specific and gentle adjustment technique to realign the neck to restore proper nervous system function and posture. She has completed the Diplomate of Chiropractic Craniocervical Junction Procedures postdoctoral program to make her one of the most knowledgeable doctors in the world on the craniocervical junction area.  Her goal is to be one of the top trusted providers providing upper cervical care so her patients get the answers to their health and nervous system complications. She is extremely passionate about advancing the upper cervical profession and speaking on its behalf. Dr Mercedes received her first upper cervical adjustment at age 18 after having severe hip pain, anxiety and sleeping issues for 6 months straight. She had tried the medical route to fix the issue and nothing worked! Thankfully she was recommended to an upper cervical provider near her hometown for chiropractic care. This is the origin of Dr Mercedes discovering how the spine impacts the nervous system and posture and if we can keep the nervous system in balance by precise spinal care we can help people decrease their pain, anxiety, depression, digestive issues and so much more!  Dr. Mercedes did her undergrad at Miami University of Ohio for a Bachelor’s in Kinesiology. Her Doctorate of Chiropractic  schooling was completed at Life University in Marietta, GA.  In her personal life Dr Mercedes can be found out on mission bay or one of San Diego's many gorgeous beaches with her husband and two frenchies! Outside of her passion for health she loves to hike, golf and travel as much as she can!  This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

In this episode, we take a deep dive into the world of mold toxicity and offer solutions to those who are struggling. Dr. Donald Dennis of The Atlanta Center of ENT and Micro Balance Health Products discusses both surgical and non-surgical interventions that those struggling with mold can consider. The slide show presentation used in this episode can be found here. Donald Dennis , MD, has more than 38 years’ experience in medical and surgical care for disorders of the ear, nose, and throat in children and adults. His expertise includes endoscopic sinus surgery, balloon sinuplasty, and snoring procedures, CO2 laser vocal cord surgery, nasal plastic surgery, and ear surgery for hearing reconstruction, chronic infection, and cholesteatoma. Dr. Dennis practiced privately for 38 years in Buckhead, Atlanta, GA. He has treated over 80,000 patients over his career. He began his career as an attending physician and clinical instructor at the Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, Maryland. Dr. Dennis has a reputation for listening carefully to his patient so that he can tailor treatment options to meet their unique needs. He also takes the required time to proactively ask patients about their home environment and performs a unique protocol to determine if the patient if suffering from symptoms of mold, mycotoxins or other environmental illness. He adds, “I chose a career in medicine because I enjoy helping people, and ENT combines the best of medical and surgical practice. “I pay special attention to the patient’s environment to determine if the air quality the patients breathe regularly could be the cause of disease. ENT is a specialty that can help most people get better.” Dr. Dennis treats all aspects of diseases of the ear, nose, and throat with a particular focus on fungal sinusitis and other toxins that can lead to neurological disorders such as migraines due to proximity of the sinuses to the brain. He has been a pioneer in Atlanta for several breakthrough procedures . Removal of “fungul balls” and the remediation of fungi from the sinuses utilizing novel medical and pharmaceutical techniques. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

In this episode, we talk with author Katianne Olson about her upcoming book all about TBI, titled "The Resilient Brain". This is a fantastic resource that explains TBI to children and adults alike. If you'd like to support this book, please follow the link to see the Kickstarter campaign before March 31, 2024. Afterwards, the book will be available on Amazon. You can find the book here and www.katianneolson.com Katianne Olson lives in the Chicago suburbs with her family. Over the course of her career as a special education teacher, her passion has been advocating for the inclusion and acceptance of those of all minds and abilities. Through her own family’s experience after a loved one sustained a TBI, she is determined to spread awareness, education, and a message of hope for those navigating this invisible injury.  This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Dr. Joseph Coppus of Delta Neuro Health presents on how to manage Migraine without the use of medication on March 21, 2024.

In this episode, we talk directly with Dr. Halie Elchos from Elevate Natural Health Center and discuss several causes of neurologic dysfunction and how they can be best addressed using functional medicine practices. These causes include parasite infection, mold toxicity, and even emotional traumas. We tread into territory that we've never explored on this podcast, so I hope you enjoy and learn something new! As a licensed Chiropractic Doctor, Dr. Elchos' passion is to offer exemplary care rooted in the profound understanding that the human body is intricately designed with the innate capacity for self-healing and wellness. Her educational journey, grounded in the philosophy of intrinsic bodily intelligence, has been guided by a higher principle that, with appropriate care, our bodies are equipped to restore and maintain health. This belief has propelled her to advance her expertise in Sports Injury Management and Clinical Nutrition, ensuring that she provides unparalleled care to her patients. Daily, she has the privilege of educating individuals at her practice on how to unlock their full health potential. With a commitment to continuous learning, she has honed her skills to identify and address the underlying causes of health challenges, advocating tirelessly for the well-being of each patient. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Post Concussion Syndrome can be debilitating, yet hard for those who aren't suffering to recognize. Many have sought help and found relief and healing through Functional Neurology. So, that is what we are discussing today with Natasha Wilch. This was a great episode where we dive into how to evaluate Post Concussion Syndrome, and ultimately some of the ways we can help it. If you or someone you know is struggling with the chronic effects of a concussion, this episode is definitely for you! Natasha Wilch helps every person she encounters build and rebuild moments. As a brain health optimization expert, a physical therapist and an award-winning entrepreneur, Natasha understands that humans are much more than the sum of our parts, so she approaches leadership development and human performance from a whole-human perspective. Natasha’s work is rooted in the understanding that the best leaders show up fully in all parts of their lives. She believes that to live life’s most meaningful moments - at home and at work - we can’t compartmentalize who we are. As a business owner, a mother, a clinician and a mentor, each of Natasha’s roles is essential in her development as a leader. Natasha will show you that all of your roles are essential, too.  Known best for her work as a mentor and leader in the concussion rehab space, Natasha has applied her world-class expertise in brain rehab and optimization to help others in their work and lives. She will leave you with a clearer understanding of how to unlock more depth in your daily interactions, how to become more creative in your decision-making, and how to create moments of meaning for yourself and everyone around you. Don’t be surprised if you catch her cold-plunging in the middle of a Canadian winter, beaming at the BMX track, or dancing with her team to celebrate a win… Natasha lives what she teaches and she can’t wait to help you live, work and play at your best. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Believe it or not, your brain has a lot to do with your mental health. In this episode, we discuss all the great ways to assess and address mental health using brain-based therapies, as we sit down with Dr. Emily Kalambaheti from Genesis Brain Institute in Tampa, FL. Dr. Emily Kalambaheti is the Director of Rehabilitation at Genesis Brain Institute. ”Dr. K or Dr. Emily” has extensive training in functional neurology, clinical neuroscience, and neurochemistry from the Carrick Institute and she regularly lectures on neurological receptor-based rehabilitation. She is a diplomate on the American Board of Chiropractic Neurology, a Fellow of the American College of Functional Neurology, and a Functional Medicine Hyperbaric Clinician. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

In this bonus video, listen to Dr. Coppus discuss the benefits of Functional Neurology and POTS from a presentation on February 22, 2024. This podcast was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

In this episode, we'll discuss the hierarchy of addressing cognitive decline with Dr. Matthew Shem of Peak Brain Performance Centers in Colorado Springs, CO. Whether you consider yourself old or young, this episode is for everyone! Our lifespans are increasing, but in many cases the quality of life we experience in our later years has declined. Dr. Shem has created a program that aims to prevent and reverse the negative affects that time has on our brains. Driven by a desire to promote healing in individuals who may have lost hope, Dr. Shem desires nothing more than to use his training and experience to ease the troubles of those he encounters, educate individuals, and help connect the dots between questions that have yet to be answered. His mission is to serve those with the greatest need by providing a level of depth and comprehension of one's illness rarely seen in healthcare today, and get them back to the activities and people they love. Consistent and quality clinical outcomes are of utmost importance, and he enjoys working with patients who have stumbled upon the unfortunate reality of having to deal with a complex and or chronic illness. This podcast was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Suzanne Pikula of Balanced Chiropractic and discuss Sacro-Occipital Technique (SOT), as well as other types of chiropractic care that may be more suitable for special cases and populations who do not prefer or handle a manual adjustment well. Being a a chiropractor and a patient herself who benefits from low force and gentle adjustments, Dr. Pikula was a perfect interviewee to discuss this topic with! Dr. Suzanne Pikula is a Columbus, Ohio native. She graduated from Wilmington College with a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology. Being an avid equestrian and athlete as a young adult, Dr. Suzanne was fascinated by the anatomy and biomechanics of the human body. It was during that she was introduced to Integrative Spinal Analysis which combines Sacro-Occipital Technique with multiple other modalities, which became her focus. After four years of rigorous study at Life University College of Chiropractic, Dr. Suzanne moved back to her hometown of Columbus, Ohio. She has committed her career to provide a comprehensive solution to better help patients find hope and relief for their chronic health problems. This podcast was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

We sit down with Dr. Jessica Lofgren of the ⁠Brain and Body Co.⁠ in Carmel, Indiana to discuss concussion, and primarily, the different subtypes of concussion. No head injury is ever the same, but being able to identify and address the different categories and subtypes that a person may be experiencing, will help to improve that patient's outcome. Some key takeaways from this discussion: 1. What is concussion? 2. What are the subtypes of concussion? 3. What happens if I fall into multiple categories? 4. What can be done to help my symptoms? After multiple injuries and concussions playing sports, Dr. Lofgren was tired of never getting answers and always feeling “pushed aside” in the medical community. She's made it her mission to treat her patients the way she wishes she was treated. This podcast was brought to you by⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

In this episode we sit down with Kaiya Coursey of BegonePOTS, as we discuss her personal struggle with POTS, along with many tips and insights on how to manage living with POTS. She is a mother to an amazing 4 year old daughter named Kathryn. She's married and currently working on a Master's Degree. Coming from a background deeply rooted in athletics she's excelled as a high-level gymnast and professional dancer. Alongside this, she's classically trained in piano and has experience in acting. She has studied International and Cultural Studies, French and Piano at the University of Tampa. She enjoys cooking and performing science experiments with her daughter, going for nature walks and watching a good TV show with her family.  You can find more tips and insights from Kaiya on her Instagram page @begonepots. This podcast was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

In this episode we speak with Dr. Jerry Cowart of The Roselle Center for Healing, located in Fairfax, VA. We talk all things Applied Kinesiology, such as: 1. What is Applied Kinesiology? 2. What should I expect in treatment and evaluation? 3. Muscle Testing 4. How do I find an Applied Kinesiology practitioner near me? 5. Who can benefit from Applied Kinesiology care? Dr. Jerry Cowart III graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Biology and a minor in Spanish from Western Kentucky University. He went on to earn his doctorate degree in Chiropractic from Life University in Atlanta, GA. He is a professional member of the prestigious International College of Applied Kinesiology. Additionally, he has significant postgraduate education in Quantum Neurology, NET (neuro-emotional technique) and cranial-sacral techniques. This podcast was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

In this episode we speak with Dr. Matthew Imber of Interactive Neurology in Naperville, IL and discuss why it's so important to localize the lesion for individualized healthcare. Simply put, we discuss why it is important to find the root cause of a patient's condition and suffering, and why simply treating based on a diagnosis is not always effective. From this episode, some key takeaways you should get are: 1. What does localizing a lesion mean and entail? 2. Why is that important for individualized care? 3. What do I need to look for in a provider who utilizes this thought process? Interactive Neurology is a integrative healthcare clinic in Naperville, IL, helping many patients with brain injury, mood and behavioral disorders, neuro-cognitive decline, and peak performance. This podcast was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

You know movement is important, but today we're going to find out just how important with Dr. Dominic Fetterly of the NeuroLIFE Institute in Marietta, GA. In this episode we cover: 1. The importance of movement on the brain 2. How much movement does our brain really need to work optimally 3. Which kinds of movements are best for the brain 4. How much movement is maybe too much From a young age, Dr. Fetterly had been interested in traumatic brain injury and neurological rehabilitation due to his own injury list. Having suffered multiple concussions through childhood and sport injuries, traumatic brain injuries of his own led him to seek information. His personal experience prompted his interest in the realm of functional neurology and brain health. Dr. Fetterly attended the University of Toledo, receiving his Bachelor of Science in athletic training. While in school he worked as a rehabilitation technician at the University of Toledo Medical Center’s inpatient medical facility. After graduating from the University of Toledo, he attended Life University to obtain his doctorate in chiropractic. Dr. Fetterly became a board-certified chiropractic neurologist through the American Chiropractic Neurology Board in 2018. Dr. Fetterly practices in Marietta, Georgia at the NeuroLIFE Institute on Life University’s campus. NeuroLIFE Institute is located in Marietta, GA and their mission is to restore and optimize brain and neurologic function using non-drug, non-surgical approaches that utilize the body’s innate capacity as a self-developing, self-maintaining and self-healing organism.  We have a dynamic revolutionary applied clinical neuroscience approach that utilizes emerging technology and innovative thought to maximize your neurologic potential and improve your quality of life. This podcast is brought to you by Delta Neuro Health, an integrative health care clinic in Columbus, OH dedicated to individualized and non-invasive care for patients who are struggling with neurological conditions that have 'fallen through the cracks'.

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Ben LaGard of ⁠The Joint Chiropractic⁠ as we discuss the importance of consistency of care. Not only why staying consistent with your treatment plan leads to better results, but also why finding the RIGHT treatment plan is crucial to positive outcomes. Dr. LaGard is plugged into the data of over 900 clinics across the country and presents concrete data on the importance of finding the right care plan and sticking to it. Dr. Ben completed his undergraduate studies at Ball State University in Indiana, where he received both a Bachelor of Science Degree in Exercise Science and Bachelor of Athletic Training Degree. He began his professional career in Columbus, Ohio as a Strength & Conditioning Coach at Donskov Strength & Conditioning Inc., having the opportunity to work with members of the USA Olympic wrestling team, NHL, AHL, & NWHL players, members of the USA Women’s hockey team, MMA athletes, as well as athletes from middle school to collegiate sports. He was also able to work with the NHL Columbus Blue Jackets as a Strength & Conditioning Coach for the 2016-2017 season, where a mentor suggested a pursuit in Chiropractic. He attained his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from the National University of Health Sciences in Chicago, Illinois. In Chicago, he completed clinic rotations at The Neurologic Wellness Institute and Salvation Army. He’s spent thousands of hours learning how the body works and treating patients. He looks forward to serving the Cleveland area community. This podcast was brought to you by⁠⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Are you curious about Functional Medicine? Who can it help, what can it help with and what to expect? What's the difference between conventional medicine and functional medicine? These questions and more answered by the incredibly knowledgeable Dr. Madison Vidovich of Great Lakes Health and Wellness in Ohio. Dr. Madison is both a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine as well as a Doctor of Chiropractic. She is passionate about helping her patients find the root cause of disease and dysfunction, through assessment of their diet, lifestyle, past medical history, and habits. This allows her to create a personalized treatment plan for her patients, using dietary recommendations, nutraceuticals, herbal formulations, and lifestyle optimization tools. This podcast was brought to you by⁠ ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

On this episode we sit down with Dr. Kate Davis of Davis Chiropractic in San Diego, CA to discuss the connection between Chronic Pain and Concussion. Some key takeaways from this episode include: 1. Understanding how the brain and the body communicate 2. How long standing asymmetries in the brain can lead to pain in the body 3. How concussion can lead to those asymmetries 4. What to do about it: how to address pain from a brain based approach Kaitlin Davis is a Florida native and has always loved the outdoors. In her free time, she enjoys a myriad of activities -- rock climbing, snorkeling, kayaking, and swimming. She enjoyed playing softball, basketball, soccer, and volleyball while growing up in the panhandle. As a teenager, she began her journey into track and field and continued that venture throughout college as a discus thrower for the University of Florida in Gainesville. Kaitlin graduated Cum Laude from UF in 2013 with a dual degree in Microbiology and Cell Science, and Psychology.   As a high level athlete most of her upbringing, she struggled with common sports injuries that lingered throughout the years, despite regular chiropractic visits and massages. In addition to old injuries, Kaitlin also experienced a head injury prior to college which resulted in memory issues, brain fog, and gut dysfunction.   Kaitlin began her studies as a chiropractic student in 2014 at Life University in Marietta, Georgia, where she quickly discovered her love for Functional Neurology. It was through this method of chiropractic care that she was able to begin treatments that helped resolve her gut, memory, and brain fog issues.   Making it her mission to help athletes and head injury patients like herself while exploring different fields of chiropractic care, she discovered Z-Health, a movement-based neurological therapy that helps with athletic enhancement, as well as injury recovery. It was through this program that her chronic athletic injuries finally resolved. While attending Life University, Kaitlin attended over 400 hours of study through seminars and additional education in order to become knowledgeable in Z-Health and neuroscience. Kaitlin graduated Magna Cum Laude from Life University in 2018 and moved to her new home in San Diego.  Kaitlin’s personal journey and fascination with the brain and its extensive capabilities has encouraged her to continue to educate herself through Z-Health courses, reading research, and collaborating with others in the field. She is a testament to the techniques she practices and has made it her mission to bring this brain-based chiropractic approach to her current and future patients. This podcast was brought to you by ⁠Delta Neuro Health, ⁠an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Robert Waterson of Synapse Brain & Spine Center in Delaware about the connection between retained primitive reflexes and ADHD. Key takeaways include: The understanding of what a primitive reflex is How they are tested How they are treated The connection between ADHD Dr. Waterson is a tremendously knowledgable and experienced practitioner with a long history of improving the brain function of kids and adults. This podcast was brought to you by Delta Neuro Health, an integrative health care clinic, located in Columbus, OH, utilizing Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic care to solve many complex neurological problems through non-invasive and personalized solutions.

Jon Abrams is a specialist in the world of physical fitness and human movement. In this episode, you can expect to learn more about his approach to his clients, as he discusses how to make movement enjoyable, fun, and novel. He talks about how different movement patterns can lead to overuse injuries and how to change our lifestyles to reduce the likelihood of injury. He also talks about the important work he does once someone has actually sustained an injury. You can learn more about Jon Abrams by checking out his Website or by following him on Instagram @r3fitjon. This podcast was brought to you by Delta Neuro Health, an integrative health care clinic located in Columbus, OH. Delta Neuro Health provides natural and customized solutions to patients dealing with complex problems, using state of the art techniques in functional neurology, cutting edge functonal medicine, and specific chiropractic care.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Henry Zaremba of Apex Brain Centers, located in Asheville, NC. We discussed the important applications of Neurofeedback in those patients who are struggling with Brain Injury. Dr. Zaremba is a wealth of knowledge and experience on this topic, having spent countless hours working and helping patients struggling with brain injury. We got into some fascinating things surrounding Neurofeedback and the Brain that will surprise and excite many listeners! To find out more about Dr. Zaremba and all the good work he is doing at Apex Brain Centers, check them out at their website: https://apexbraincenters.com/ This podcast is brought to you by Delta Neuro Health, an integrative health care clinic located in Columbus, OH that utilizes functional neurology and functional medicine to provide non-invasive and holistic solutions to many complex neurological problems.

In this episode, Dr. Joe gives a preview of what's to come in this podcast, as well as a little background on who he is. We hope you enjoy this podcast, and more importantly, we hope to provide crucial information that you can use and implement in your life. Please feel free to reach out to us for suggestions and feedback, because this podcast is ulitmately for you!   This podcast is brought to you by Delta Neuro Health, an integrative health care clinic in Colubmus, OH that encorporates functional neurology, functional medicine, and chiropractic to solve many complex neurological conditions that have found little help elsewhere. To learn more, please check out their website: https://www.deltaneurohealth.com/