BRAIN-Brain Recovery Assistants Institute of Nevada

05/02/2026

Patient Javier "Javi" Olivarez is pictured showing off his artwork, proudly displayed at our Houston clinic! Complimentary Integrative Therapy (CIT) helps patients address specific deficits and reintegrate leisure and hobbies back into their daily routine after a brain injury.

Learn more about the various therapy programs offered at CNS: https://www.neuroskills.com/services/programs/therapies/?utm_term=deleted&utm_campaign=deleted&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwsrFBhD6ARIsAPnUFD37pL9LbrGItxRIEbSyyuXcbTgJSTQX3pynDloK2-QXBFwjWSsEstYaAm5dEALw_wcB

04/22/2026

After a brain injury, there is so much loss. There are so many pieces of life that change, fade, or no longer feel the same. But over time, something else begins to happen.

Not all at once.
Not easily.
And not in a straight line.

You start to relearn.

How to move through your day.
How to connect.
How to find your place again.

Sometimes it feels like starting over.
Sometimes it feels like nothing is working.
And sometimes… you catch small moments where something clicks.

A little more clarity.
A little more confidence.
A small step forward.

This isn’t about going back to who you were.

It’s about slowly, patiently…
relearning how to be you.

04/21/2026

Patrick is my hero. Love this program

The iHOPE Model A major initiative of the Sarah Jane Brain Foundation is to establish a network of nonprofit, nonpublic schools, called International Academies of Hope (iHOPE), in major U.S. metropolitan areas and abroad. The first of these state-of-the-art, best-in-class schools for children with b...

03/26/2026

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03/11/2026

Since 1980, NeuroRestorative Academy has been dedicated to supporting children and adolescents whose behavioral challenges impact their ability to learn in transitional environments.

We serve students who demonstrate high-frequency or high-magnitude behaviors and require trauma-informed, person-centered care. Regardless of diagnosis — including emotional disturbance, multiple disabilities, speech and language impairments, traumatic brain injury (TBI), neurologic impairments, or other health challenges — our residential and day programs are designed to help each student reach their highest potential.

✨ What sets us apart:
• Low teacher-to-student ratios for personalized attention
• Dynamic, engaging learning experiences
• Safe, supportive, and innovative environments
• State-approved non-public residential facilities
• State-of-the-art school buildings

At NeuroRestorative Academy, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to thrive — academically, socially, and emotionally.

Learn more about how we’re changing lives every day.
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03/08/2026

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02/27/2026

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The Zeen mobility device lifts and lowers your full body weight, keeping your body weight centered and stable. Unlike walkers and wheelchairs, you can sit, stand, walk and coast. Go further, go faster and stay out longer. See our schedule of events for where you can try a Zeen.

01/31/2026

01/31/2026

The Vestibular Commissure.

This is a critical brainstem network of inhibitory fibers connecting the left and right medial vestibular nuclei. Which, enables bilateral integration of inner-ear signals, crucial for maintaining gaze stabilization, postural control, and rapid compensation following unilateral vestibular loss.

Here are some examples of key details of the vestibular commissure and balance integration:
•Function: The inhibitory commissural system links the MVN and its contralateral counterpart, facilitating complete vestibular reflexes by comparing signals from corresponding receptors.
•Mechanism: It acts as a "push-pull" system to maintain symmetrical afferent inputs to the vestibular nuclei (VN), ensuring postural stability and gaze stabilization.
•Compensation: When one side fails (unilateral loss), this system is essential for "vestibular compensation," where the brain adjusts to rebalance spontaneous resting discharges.
•Neurotransmitters: GABAergic neurons within the MVN are primarily involved in this system, managing posture and balance.
•Significance: Failure of this system (e.g., bilateral hypofunction) leads to severe balance issues, such as dizziness, instability, and difficulty with, for example, walking in the dark or moving the head.

Overall, the vestibular system provides comprehensive information about head position and movement in space, aiding in equilibrium and motor coordination.

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01/18/2026

01/02/2026

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