Case Study: head injury

By: James Sensenig, N.D.
Published: November 18, 2011

The tears rolled down her face as she sat across from me telling her story. She had heard that I may be able to help her. A nurse, she had suffered a head injury which left her with chronic debilitating headaches and quadruple vision even with the…

NeuroCranial Restructuring...WHAT IS THAT?

By: Dean Howell, N.D.
Published: November 18, 2011

Here is a collection of writings about NeuroCranial Restructuring (NCR), the newest and most powerful concept of physical medicine in the world today. Although rough around the edges, this small book should help you gain some understanding of this…

Getting NeuroCranial Restructuring Is Like Repairing The Structure of a Building

By: Dean Howell, N.D.
Published: September 21, 2011

Imagine a building made of the finest materials and impeccably maintained. Nevertheless, it constantly develops cracks and leaks. Even the most meticulously installed features crumble. All because the overall structure the skeleton of the building…

General Information About NeuroCranial Restructuring

By: Dean Howell, N.D.
Published: November 14, 2011

Can everyone benefit from NCR?

Yes. I have never seen a perfect skull and spine. This means that some amount of treatment could be useful for everybody, even though they may have no presenting complaints.

How many treatments do I need?…

Understanding the brain and nervous system

By: Dean Howell, N.D.
Published: October 15, 2011

Understanding the brain and nervous system is at the core of many health challenges is crucial in understanding why fCR works so well on so many health challenges. Your brain and nervous system control every aspect of…

TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY

By: Dean Howell, N.D.
Published: November 18, 2011

Victor was a nine-year-old boy who rode his bike on the streets near his home in San Diego, California. He was hit by a pickup truck and was taken to Children’s Hospital where his mother works as a radiation imaging technician. He came out of…

TBI & PTSD

By: Dean Howell, N.D.
Published: November 18, 2011

Victor was happy to be a Marine. He loved the espirit de corps (that wonderful feeling of being part of a larger group). He was sent to Afghanistan with the Marines to fight in the war there. His responsibilities revolved around maintenance and operation…