Neuro Health Chiropractic Center

10/28/2026

A Friendly Reminder!

We kindly ask that if you or your child are experiencing signs of illness, please stay home and contact our office to reschedule your appointment.

As many of you know, Dr. Jungels is the only treating practitioner in our clinic. If she becomes ill, it can result in unexpected clinic closures, canceled appointments, and delays in care for many of the families who depend on us.

We understand how important your appointments are, and we truly appreciate your commitment to your neurological health. However, protecting the health of our patients, staff, and doctor allows us to continue providing consistent care.

🤒 Please reschedule if you are experiencing:

Fever or chills
Persistent coughing or sore throat
New respiratory symptoms
Vomiting or diarrhea
Other symptoms of a potentially contagious illness

Your consideration makes a tremendous difference!

10/27/2026

Children aren't born mean. If a child is bullying another, it might be a form of coping or a mimicry of behaviors they're seeing in their own environment. Listen, support, and educate your children. Remember, how you are treating those around you is what will become your children's norm.

10/23/2026

Children with ADHD may have trouble with staying focused, controlling impulses, and completing tasks while they're in school. You have the opportunity to help them build the skills they need to regulate and get the most out of learning. Remember, the most important thing you can do to understand the needs of your neurodivergent child is to listen!

10/21/2026

There's nothing more rewarding than hearing how receiving care has changed clients' lives. We're so glad to be able to make a difference in our community, and in the lives of people like Cassie!

10/21/2026

I keep recapping the 2026 Minnesota Chiropractic Association Pediatric Summit, where I was honored to lecture on pediatric neurology in relation to PANS/PANDAS. I also demonstrated a live primitive reflex assessment on a 2-month-old and a 5-year-old.

It felt great to shake off the nerves and dive into valuable knowledge, helping our field as chiropractors develop a deeper appreciation for clinical applications and patient care approaches to neurological rehabiliation.

Always chasing and living my dreams!✨

10/19/2026

Seeing a Chiropractor doesn't just reduce back pain and headaches.

Receiving chiropractic care can optimize nervous system function, reduce the physical toll of stress, improve sleep and energy, and even help balance your hormones and neurotransmitters.

You deserve a health provider that listens, understands, and genuinely wants to see you flourish.

10/15/2026

If your child is having trouble at school or with peers, you are their biggest and most important support system.

Let's be intentional in talking to our kids about what they're struggling with, supporting them, and making our home a safe and encouraging environment for them to come back to at the end of the day.

10/14/2026

🧠 Why I Love Neurofeedback & Its Role in Neurotherapy

One of the things I love most about working in Functional Neurology is witnessing the brain's incredible ability to change, adapt, and create new connections. This is known as neuroplasticity, and it is one of the reasons I am so passionate about incorporating neurofeedback into neurotherapy.

Neurofeedback is a noninvasive technique that provides the brain with real-time feedback about its electrical activity. Through this process, individuals can learn to better regulate certain patterns of brain activity, potentially improving how the brain responds to everyday demands.

Why am I so passionate about neurofeedback?

Because I believe in looking beyond symptoms and exploring how different neurological systems communicate and function together.

When incorporated into a comprehensive neurotherapy program, neurofeedback may help support:

🧠 Attention & Focus: Training brain activity associated with sustained attention and cognitive regulation.

💙 Emotional Regulation: Supporting the development of self-regulation skills and healthier responses to stress.

🌿 Nervous System Regulation: Helping individuals practice regulating patterns of arousal and relaxation.

💤 Sleep Quality: Potentially supporting improved sleep patterns and relaxation.

✨ Cognitive Performance: Exploring improvements in mental flexibility, processing, and overall cognitive functioning.

🔄 Neuroplasticity: Encouraging the brain's capacity to learn and adapt through repeated feedback and training.

What makes neurofeedback especially exciting to me is that no two brains are exactly alike.

In my clinic, I value understanding the individual as a whole. By evaluating neurological function, including visual, vestibular, autonomic, sensory, and cognitive systems, we can develop a more individualized approach to neurotherapy.

Neurofeedback is not about forcing the brain to function a certain way. It is about providing information that allows the brain to practice and learn new patterns of regulation.

My favorite part? Watching patients work toward meaningful goals, whether that involves attention, emotional regulation, confidence, or navigating everyday challenges.

Neurofeedback is not a cure-all, and outcomes vary. Research is promising for certain applications, but evidence remains mixed for others, including ADHD. I see it as one potential tool within a broader, individualized approach to neurological care.

The brain is constantly learning, adapting, and changing—and that is why I love what I do. Thanks, iMediSync for being an incredible product which has help deliver incredible results!

— Dr. J

10/13/2026

10/13/2026

Your child with ADHD or ADD needs your support to regulate their nervous system and build a mental toolbox of coping mechanisms to use in the years ahead.

If your child is stressed or overwhelmed, stay calm, skip the lecture, and try to help them by using sensory tools like ice or a heavy blanket to ground them, moving to a quiet or less stimulating room, allowing them to decompress, and doing your best to listen and understand what they're feeling.

Raising and supporting a neurodivergent child is not easy, but there are tools and support available to you. These wonderful children make the effort so worth it!