A Brain First approach to nerve regulation and recovery

Nerve pain and neuropathy are not just local nerve problems. They are conditions of nervous system communication.

When signals between the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves become disrupted, symptoms such as pain, numbness, tingling, weakness, or altered sensation can persist or worsen over time.

A Brain First chiropractic approach focuses on restoring how the nervous system processes and regulates nerve input so healing and function can improve.

When to see a nerve pain Chiropractor

This approach may be appropriate if you:

• Have ongoing nerve pain or neuropathy

• Experience numbness, tingling, or weakness

• Have not responded fully to conventional care

• Suspect nervous system involvement in your symptoms

Care can be effective whether symptoms are recent or long standing.

Common nerve pain and neuropathy symptoms

Symptoms may be constant or fluctuating and often worsen with fatigue or stress.

These may include:

• Burning, stabbing, or electric pain

• Numbness or tingling in hands, feet, or face

• Weakness or loss of coordination

• Altered sensation or hypersensitivity

• Facial nerve symptoms or asymmetry

• Pain that does not follow a simple injury pattern

Common conditions include:

• Sciatica and radiculopathy

• Carpal tunnel syndrome and nerve entrapment

• Trigeminal neuralgia and facial nerve pain

• Peripheral and diabetic neuropathy

• Vitamin deficiency related nerve dysfunction

• Bell’s palsy

• Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

If symptoms persist, the nervous system may not be regulating nerve signals efficiently.

Why a Brain First Chiropractic approach works

Nerve pain is strongly influenced by how the brain interprets and modulates sensory input.

When input from joints, muscles, posture, balance systems, or damaged nerves becomes distorted, the nervous system adapts through protective signalling. This can amplify pain, sensitivity, and dysfunction even when tissue healing has occurred.

Brain First Chiropractic Care focuses on:

• Improving brain nerve communication

• Reducing nerve signal hypersensitivity

• Supporting sensory and motor integration

• Restoring efficient movement and posture

• Calming nervous system overactivity

This approach addresses why nerve pain persists, not just where it is felt.

How nerve pain Chiropractic Care is delivered

Care is personalised and guided by neurological findings.

Treatment may include:

• Brain based chiropractic care

• Neurological input targeting sensory and motor pathways

• Balance and postural integration

• Gentle nervous system regulation strategies

• Support for spinal and peripheral nerve involvement

• LASER therapy

All care is adapted to your tolerance to avoid symptom flare ups.

Restore nerve function today

Nerve recovery begins by restoring balance, regulation, and clear communication within the nervous system so pain can ease and function can return.