The Neuro Health Broadcast

Delta Neuro Health

The Neuro Health Broadcast is a show dedicated to creating a platform for practitioners and therapists who work with and help those struggling with various neurological conditions. This show highlights the different disciplines and modalities that are available, showing that there is always hope for what you may be struggling with. Follow us as we break down many of the world's most complex neurological conditions that are plaguing our world, making the information both digestible and actionable. The show is brought to you by Delta Neuro Health, an integrative clinic in Columbus, OH.

  1. 4d ago ·  Bonus

    Mini Episode: Answering Why Your Child May Have Focus Issues in Less Than 4 Minutes

    Is your child struggling to focus, sit still, read, complete schoolwork, or follow instructions? Attention difficulties are often viewed only as a behavioral problem, but sometimes the brain is working much harder than it appears. In under four minutes, Dr. Joseph Coppus of Delta Neuro Health explains how challenges involving eye movements, visual stability, sensory processing, balance, nervous-system regulation, and other neurological functions may contribute to difficulty sustaining attention. A child may appear distracted or unmotivated when they are actually struggling to: • Keep their eyes stable on a word or target• Track smoothly across a page• Filter distracting sights, sounds, and movement• Maintain an appropriate level of alertness• Coordinate information from the visual, vestibular, and proprioceptive systems• Remain regulated when a task becomes neurologically demanding This does not mean that every focus problem has a neurological cause, nor does it rule out ADHD, learning differences, sleep problems, anxiety, nutritional factors, or other medical concerns. The goal is to recognize that “not paying attention” describes what we see—not necessarily why it is happening. When we understand what is making a task difficult, we can better support the child instead of assuming they are lazy, defiant, or simply not trying. Delta Neuro Health is a neurological rehabilitation clinic in Columbus, Ohio, providing individualized evaluation and care for developmental concerns, attention difficulties, eye-movement dysfunction, retained primitive reflexes, concussion, dizziness, migraines, dysautonomia, and other complex neurological conditions. Subscribe for practical explanations about childhood development, brain function, eye movements, balance, attention, and nervous-system regulation. This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or treat any condition. Concerns about a child’s attention, development, learning, or behavior should be discussed with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional. #ChildFocus #AttentionProblems #ADHD #EyeTracking #ChildDevelopment #VisualProcessing #PrimitiveReflexes #NeurologicalRehabilitation #FunctionalNeurology #DeltaNeuroHealth

    Mini Episode: Answering Why Your Child May Have Focus Issues in Less Than 4 Minutes
  2. Sep 15

    Mini Episode - Why Your MRI Didn't Reveal Your Concussion Symptoms

    You’re experiencing headaches, dizziness, brain fog, light sensitivity, nausea, balance problems, or difficulty concentrating after a head injury, but your MRI was normal. How can that be? A normal MRI does not mean your concussion symptoms aren’t real. Conventional MRI is excellent for identifying certain structural problems, but many concussion symptoms arise from changes in how the brain and nervous system are functioning—changes that may not appear on routine imaging. In this video, Dr. Joseph Coppus of Delta Neuro Health explains: • What an MRI can and cannot reveal• Why concussion symptoms can persist despite normal imaging• The difference between brain structure and brain function• How the visual, vestibular, autonomic, and cervical systems may contribute to symptoms• Why a detailed neurological examination can uncover problems that imaging may not measure• How objective testing can help guide individualized rehabilitation Your symptoms are not imaginary simply because a scan was normal. The right evaluation may require looking beyond the image to examine how your eyes move, how you process motion, how you maintain balance, how your heart rate responds to posture, and how different parts of your nervous system work together. Delta Neuro Health is a neurological rehabilitation clinic in Columbus, Ohio, providing individualized care for concussion and post-concussion syndrome, dizziness, vestibular disorders, migraines, dysautonomia, POTS, and other complex neurological conditions. Subscribe for more practical explanations about concussion recovery, brain function, dizziness, balance, eye movements, and the autonomic nervous system. This video is for educational purposes only and does not provide a diagnosis or replace individualized medical care. MRI and other imaging can be essential for identifying serious injuries. New or worsening symptoms, especially severe headache, repeated vomiting, weakness, seizures, slurred speech, increasing confusion, unusual behavior, or loss of consciousness, require prompt medical evaluation. #Concussion #PostConcussionSyndrome #NormalMRI #ConcussionRecovery #BrainInjury #TBI #Dizziness #VestibularRehabilitation #FunctionalNeurology #DeltaNeuroHealth

    Mini Episode - Why Your MRI Didn't Reveal Your Concussion Symptoms
  3. Sep 1

    Mini Episode - It Might Not Be Anxiety: 7 Signs Your Autonomic Nervous System is Struggling

    Racing heart, dizziness, nausea, brain fog, fatigue, internal shaking, and feeling worse when you stand can certainly occur with anxiety, but they may also be signs that your autonomic nervous system is struggling. In this video, Dr. Joseph Coppus of Delta Neuro Health explains seven signs of possible autonomic dysfunction and why conditions such as dysautonomia and POTS are sometimes mistaken for anxiety. We’ll discuss:• A racing heart or palpitations• Dizziness or lightheadedness when standing• Nausea and digestive problems• Internal shaking• Heat and exercise intolerance• Brain fog and extreme fatigue• Symptoms that change with postureAnxiety and autonomic dysfunction can overlap, and it doesn’t always have to be one or the other. The goal of this video is to help you recognize patterns in your symptoms, better understand your nervous system, and know when further evaluation may be appropriate.Delta Neuro Health is a neurological rehabilitation clinic in Columbus, Ohio, specializing in individualized care for dysautonomia and POTS, concussion, dizziness, vestibular disorders, migraines, and other complex neurological conditions.If this video sounds like your experience, subscribe for more practical explanations about the brain, balance system, and autonomic nervous system, and share it with someone who has been told their symptoms are “just anxiety.”This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or treat any condition. New, severe, or rapidly worsening symptoms should be evaluated by an appropriate healthcare professional.#POTS #Dysautonomia #AutonomicNervousSystem #Anxiety #POTSSyndrome #BrainFog #Dizziness #NeurologicalRehabilitation #DeltaNeuroHealth

    Mini Episode - It Might Not Be Anxiety: 7 Signs Your Autonomic Nervous System is Struggling
  4. Jun 2

    Introducing Dr. Carafa

    In this special episode, we're excited to introduce the newest member of the Delta Neuro Health team: Dr. Carly Carafa. Dr. Carafa brings a unique blend of clinical expertise, compassion, and hands-on skill to the practice. With extensive experience working with individuals facing complex neurological conditions, she has dedicated her career to helping patients who often feel like they've exhausted their options. Her background includes caring for patients with chronic dizziness, concussion-related symptoms, balance disorders, autonomic dysfunction, chronic pain, and other challenging neurological presentations. In addition to her neurological expertise, Dr. Carafa is highly skilled in myofascial therapy and soft tissue rehabilitation. Her hands-on approach allows her to address restrictions within the muscular and fascial systems that can contribute to pain, dysfunction, and impaired movement patterns. By combining neurological rehabilitation with advanced myofascial techniques, she helps patients improve mobility, reduce discomfort, and optimize overall function. In this conversation, we discuss Dr. Carafa's clinical background, her treatment philosophy, what drew her to functional neurology, and how she approaches some of the most complex cases seen in practice. We also explore the important relationship between the nervous system, movement, and soft tissue health, and how integrating these approaches can lead to better patient outcomes. Whether you're a patient, healthcare provider, or simply interested in the intersection of neurology and rehabilitation, this episode offers an inside look at the expertise and perspective Dr. Carafa brings to Delta Neuro Health. Learn more about Delta Neuro Health: www.deltaneurohealth.com 614-706-2093

    Introducing Dr. Carafa
  5. Apr 30

    Breakthroughs in Autonomic Testing with Eric Morgan of Mind Ware Technologies

    What if we could objectively measure how your nervous system responds to stress, injury, and recovery? In this episode, Dr. Joseph Coppus sits down with Eric Morgan of MindWare Technologies to break down the science of the autonomic nervous system, and how advanced physiologic monitoring is changing the way we understand conditions like dysautonomia, concussion, and chronic stress. We explore how clinicians can move beyond symptom-based care and begin tracking real-time data from the body, including heart rate variability (HRV), cardiovascular responses, and stress reactivity. Eric shares how these tools are being used in both research and clinical settings to better identify dysfunction, guide treatment, and monitor recovery over time. Whether you’re a patient dealing with brain fog, fatigue, or dizziness, or a provider looking to deepen your understanding of autonomic physiology, this episode offers a clear and practical look at the future of personalized care. In this episode, we cover:• What the autonomic nervous system actually does, and why it matters• How dysautonomia shows up in real life• The connection between concussion and autonomic dysfunction• What HRV and physiologic data can (and can’t) tell us• How clinicians are using objective data to track recovery• Where autonomic testing is headed in the future Learn more about MindWare Technologies: https://www.mindwaretech.com/ Subscribe for more conversations on neurologic health, functional medicine, and cutting-edge clinical tools. Learn more about Delta Neuro Health: www.deltaneurohealth.com Columbus, Ohio

    Breakthroughs in Autonomic Testing with Eric Morgan of Mind Ware Technologies
  6. Mar 27

    Brain Injury Advocacy with Kedar Hiremath

    In this episode, Dr. Joseph Coppus sits down with public health leader Kedar Hiremath to explore the evolving landscape of brain injury advocacy, research, and care in Ohio. As the program manager of The Ohio State University’s Center for Brain Injury Recovery & Discovery (CBIRD), Kedar is at the forefront of building interdisciplinary collaboration to better understand, detect, treat, and rehabilitate brain injuries. Together, they discuss the current gaps in brain injury care, the importance of bridging clinical practice with public health initiatives, and how research institutions and private clinics can work together to improve patient outcomes. The conversation also highlights ongoing efforts in Ohio to advance education, increase access to care, and drive meaningful change for individuals living with brain injuries. Whether you're a clinician, researcher, patient, or advocate, this episode offers valuable insight into where the field is headed and how we can all play a role in pushing it forward. Key Topics Covered: The mission and impact of CBIRD at Ohio StateChallenges in brain injury detection and long-term careThe role of interdisciplinary collaboration in recoveryPublic health approaches to brain injury advocacyOpportunities to improve access and outcomes in OhioRelated Links: Center for Brain Injury Recovery & Discovery (CBIRD): https://cbird.osu.eduThe Ohio State University Neurological Institute: https://wexnermedical.osu.edu/neurological-instituteDelta Neuro Health: https://www.deltaneurohealth.com

    Brain Injury Advocacy with Kedar Hiremath
  7. Feb 16

    Modern Physical Therapy with Erin Collins

    In this episode of The Neuro Health Broadcast, Dr. Coppus sits down with Erin Collins, founder of The Modern Physio in Grandview Heights, to explore a more complete approach to women’s health and physical therapy. Erin shares why she created Modern Physio after witnessing how often women were dismissed in traditional healthcare, told “everything looks fine” while still struggling with pain, fatigue, or feeling disconnected from their bodies. With nearly two decades of experience, she blends evidence-based physical therapy with Pilates, nervous system regulation, and lifestyle medicine to help women feel strong, grounded, and confident in their ability to heal. In this conversation, we discuss: • Why so many people fall through the cracks in conventional care• The role of the nervous system in chronic pain and recovery• How Pilates can be a powerful rehabilitation tool• Moving beyond a purely structural model of care• Restoring trust and connection within the body If you or someone you know has ever felt unheard in the healthcare system, this episode offers a refreshing and empowering perspective on healing. Learn more about Erin and The Modern Physio at modernphysioohio.com. This podcast is hosted by Dr. Joseph Coppus and brought to you by Delta Neuro Health — an integrative healthcare clinic in Columbus, Ohio, specializing in Functional Neurology to provide non-invasive, personalized solutions for complex neurological conditions

    Modern Physical Therapy with Erin Collins

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The Neuro Health Broadcast is a show dedicated to creating a platform for practitioners and therapists who work with and help those struggling with various neurological conditions. This show highlights the different disciplines and modalities that are available, showing that there is always hope for what you may be struggling with. Follow us as we break down many of the world's most complex neurological conditions that are plaguing our world, making the information both digestible and actionable. The show is brought to you by Delta Neuro Health, an integrative clinic in Columbus, OH.

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