| Tom Gross
Dr. Tom Gross, a chiropractic Neurologist, is an innovator who relentlessly strives to improve and find new ways to bring optimal function to human health and wellness. He has integrated leading edge ideas in the fields of Neurology, Physiological Psychology, Biochemistry and Applied Kinesiology to bring forth a more holistic view of human vitality. He possesses an inner drive to unravel the "big picture" to find the root causes of sub-optimal health. His approach to restoration of optimal health hinges on identifying and providing exactly what the body needs in order to promote self-healing and self-regulation. He has an unwavering commitment to clinical research and a vision for the integration of the Allied Health fields. He has a passion to see people healed and restored and wants to bring extraordinary health care into your neighborhood. |
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Plenary #209): Brain Centered Whole Person Healing for AD/HD
Dr. Tom Gross, a board certified Chiropractic Neurologist, integrates drugless, natural neuroscientific methods of intervention helping overcome AD/HD and Aspergers Spectrum Disorders. This amazingly comprehensive approach screens for fundamental metabolic, neurological and neuropsychological problems. Interventions are aimed at restoring the innate self regulatory mechanisms so the benefits represent genuine and lasting healing.
Plenary #215): Modern Neuron Theory and Functional Restoration
Great strides have been made in understanding neuronal function over recent years while functional interventions have been slow to make use of these findings. Three key elements regulating neuronal function are oxygen, glucose and activation. These three key elements are explored as rate limiting variables in Functional Neurological Rehabilitation.
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Plenary #209): Brain Centered Whole Person Healing for AD/HD
Plenary #215): Modern Neuron Theory and Functional Restoration
Contact Info:
Dr Tom Gross
21 Clement Drive
Horse Shoe, North Carolina 28742
phone: 828-891-8868
cell: 828-489-9966
fax: 828-891-8897
drgross@mchsi.com