Eye movements, autonomics and vestibular function develop together from birth onward. As a practitioner it is important for your patient to truly understand these systems. How they function together and how it practically affects your patient's day to day life. The better informed the patient. The better the therapy plan and success of treatment.   Learn more about Dr. Michelle Eisenmann: Dr. Michelle Eisenmann attended Parker University where she earned her Doctorate degree in Chiropractic, her masters degree in clinical neurology and fellowship. She has a bachelors in Kinesiology from the University of North Texas and is a diplomate for the American Chiropractic Neurology Board.  She has also completed additional courses in neurological studies with an emphasis on neuroplasticity, traumatic brain injury, post stroke rehabilitation, vestibular dysfunction, dysautonomia and more. Due to her own health and family history Dr. Eisenmann has a passion for healthy lifestyles. After battling with her own health concerns and family concerns involving cancers, polyneuropathies, neurodegenerative diseases to name a few. She dedicated herself to helping others as well. When she is not working at the clinic she assists people with brain injuries by teaching them how to live a lifestyle that is supportive to recovery. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her husband and family, researching non toxic beauty products and learning how to play the ukulele.  Being born and raised in Puerto Rico, Dr. Eisenmann offers services in both English and Spanish.   This presentation is sponsored by NeckCare  

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