Non-invasive neurological rehabilitation · Calabasas
NeuroRevive Program
Calabasas
Rewire. Recharge. Renew your brain.
Brain fog, dizziness, post-concussion symptoms, memory changes, fatigue — and the feeling that your nervous system just isn’t working the way it used to. Your symptoms are real, and you deserve a careful explanation, not a rushed answer. Dr. Alireza Chizari, DC, DACNB, built the NeuroRevive Program at California Brain & Spine Center to evaluate you properly, identify functional patterns, and create a plan for better stability, clarity, and daily performance.
The quick, honest answer
NeuroRevive in 30 seconds
What it is
Personalized brain-body rehabilitation
A non-invasive neurological rehabilitation program that may combine vestibular, cognitive, sensory, autonomic, and neuroplasticity-based therapies — selected from your evaluation findings, never a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Who it may help
People who feel stuck
Patients with concussion symptoms, TBI recovery needs, dizziness, balance issues, brain fog, dysautonomia, memory changes, or chronic neurological fatigue — especially those told their tests are “normal” while daily life still isn’t.
Best next step
A proper evaluation first
Request a personalized neurological and vestibular evaluation at our Calabasas clinic. After assessment, we discuss honestly whether NeuroRevive fits your goals and safety needs — assessment always comes before treatment.
Built for patients who feel stuck
When “rest and wait” stops being a plan
Many patients arrive after months — sometimes years — of being told to rest, manage stress, or “just live with it.” Symptoms flare with screens, driving, grocery stores, exercise, or busy environments, and nobody has explained why.
The NeuroRevive Program is built on a simple clinical idea: the nervous system often needs specific, measured input to improve function. That input may involve eye movements, balance challenges, sensory integration, cognitive tasks, breathing regulation, or vagus nerve support — chosen by findings, not guesswork. Dr. Chizari’s unusual background — Electrical Engineering, precise Gonstead chiropractic, and postdoctoral Clinical Neuroscience — shapes how complex cases are analyzed: patterns, feedback loops, asymmetries, and measurable change. But your story matters as much as the data.
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Inside the program
What your NeuroRevive plan may include
Treatment selection depends on your findings, tolerance, safety, and goals. The aim is not to push harder — it’s to stimulate wisely.
Vestibular Rehabilitation
Balance retraining, gaze stabilization, and proprioceptive work for dizziness and unsteadiness
Cognitive Rehabilitation
Cognitive-motor integration, pacing strategies, and processing work for brain fog and memory changes
Oculomotor Training
Eye-movement drills for visual motion sensitivity, screen intolerance, and gaze instability
Autonomic & Vagus Support
Breathing regulation, autonomic conditioning, and vagus nerve strategies for dysautonomia-type symptoms
NeuroSensory Integration
Sensory-based stimulation and movement retraining to improve brain-body communication
From confusion to a clearer plan
Your NeuroRevive treatment pathway
The program isn’t meant to feel mysterious. You deserve to understand what’s happening, why each step matters, and how progress is tracked.
Listen & map your story
Your symptoms, triggers, history, goals — and what daily life actually feels like right now.
Test the right systems
Neurological, vestibular, cognitive, balance, visual, and autonomic findings guide the direction of care.
Build a personalized plan
Based on your capacity, safety, symptom triggers, and measurable functional goals.
Apply non-invasive therapy
Vestibular, cognitive, sensory, balance, and autonomic therapies — plus home exercises matched to your tolerance.
Track & adjust
If your nervous system is overloaded, we adjust. If you’re adapting well, we progress carefully — the right therapeutic dose matters.
Support long-term confidence
Better function, steadier regulation, and more confidence in the real-life environments that used to feel overwhelming.
Is it right for you?
Who NeuroRevive may help — and when to seek urgent care first
Often considered for
- Post-concussion syndrome and TBI recovery
- Dizziness and balance problems
- Brain fog, memory issues, and cognitive fatigue
- Dysautonomia and autonomic dysregulation
- Visual and motion sensitivity, chronic neurological fatigue
Especially relevant when symptoms affect work, school, sports, driving, or independence — and “normal” test results haven’t brought normal life back.
Seek urgent medical care first for
- Sudden weakness, facial drooping, or slurred speech
- A severe new headache, sudden vision loss, or seizure
- Chest pain or fainting
- Worsening confusion or repeated vomiting after head injury
- Any symptom that feels rapidly dangerous or unfamiliar
Neurological rehabilitation is not a substitute for emergency care. Once you’ve been medically cleared, we’ll take it from there.
A realistic story
“She looked fine to everyone — but she didn’t feel fine”
A patient named A. came to see Dr. Chizari after a mild traumatic brain injury. Grocery stores made her dizzy. Computer work caused headaches and brain fog. She’d been told to rest — but rest alone wasn’t giving her life back. Her evaluation showed vestibular dysfunction, visual motion sensitivity, and cognitive fatigue, so her NeuroRevive plan started gently: vestibular rehabilitation, oculomotor training, pacing strategies, and cognitive work — tracking how long symptoms lasted after each activity, adjusting to her tolerance. Over time she tolerated short grocery trips with less dizziness, then longer computer sessions with fewer flare-ups. Her progress wasn’t a straight line, and it was never presented as guaranteed. But she began to trust her body again.
Your progress does not need to be dramatic to be meaningful. Sometimes the first win is feeling safe in your own body again.
Watch
What NeuroRevive looks like in action
In under a minute: how sessions combine targeted vestibular, oculomotor, and cognitive drills to gently drive neuroplastic change. No hype — just a structured plan that scales to your symptoms and objective metrics over time.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
How is NeuroRevive different from standard physical therapy?
Traditional physical therapy usually focuses on a joint, muscle group, or orthopedic limitation. NeuroRevive focuses on how the brain, eyes, vestibular system, position sense, cognition, and autonomic nervous system interact — blending vestibular-ocular drills, sensorimotor retraining, cognitive-motor integration, and autonomic regulation in one coordinated plan.
How long does a NeuroRevive treatment cycle take?
It depends on your condition, tolerance, goals, and evaluation findings. Some patients participate for several weeks; others need a longer progression. Plans combine in-clinic sessions with home exercises, and progress is measured through symptoms, function, and clinical findings — not a fixed promise of results.
Which conditions may respond well to the program?
Post-concussion syndrome, mild TBI recovery, dizziness and vestibular dysfunction, dysautonomia, brain fog, memory issues, balance disorders, visual motion sensitivity, and chronic neurological fatigue. A detailed evaluation matters, because similar symptoms can have very different causes.
Can I continue NeuroRevive exercises at home?
Yes, when appropriate. Most patients receive a personalized home protocol — balance drills, gaze stabilization, breathing regulation, or cognitive pacing — designed to reinforce in-clinic work without overloading the nervous system. The home plan is matched to your tolerance and findings.
Is the NeuroRevive Program safe?
The program is non-invasive and personalized, but safety depends on proper evaluation, correct therapeutic dosing, and monitoring. Patients with recent injury, severe symptoms, cardiovascular concerns, or seizure history may need medical clearance or modified care — which is why assessment always comes before treatment recommendations.
Take the next step
If your nervous system feels overloaded,
start with clarity.
Stop guessing whether your symptoms are vestibular, cognitive, autonomic, or concussion-related. A personalized neurological and vestibular evaluation identifies the patterns — and tells you honestly whether the NeuroRevive Program fits your situation. That’s how Dr. Chizari begins with every patient: assessment first, always.
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