Leveraging Reflexes for POTS Therapy
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.