Functional Brain Rehabilitation Center
& Chiropractic Care Center
Brain-Moove Center
Functional Brain Rehabilitation Center & Chiropractic Care Center
ST MALO / BRITTANY / FRANCE
Brain-Moove Center
Functional Brain Rehabilitation Center & Chiropractic Care Center
ST MALO / BRITTANY / FRANCE
Functional Brain Rehabilitation Center
& Chiropractic Care Center
The center for Functional Neurology Rehabilitation aims to promote an innovative approach that highlights the progress of neuroscience and neurological research, and to apply it as a tool for rehabilitation of postural and motor disorders and for rehabilitation of functional neurological disorders.
This center is the brainchild of Raphaël ROYER whose desire is to associate his experience in rehabilitation and chiropractic, and his knowledge in Functional Neurology, in the interest of these often complex and incompletely medically accompanied disorders.
The various approaches are useful, they can interact and complement each another for a better service to the patient.
After defending his thesis in Chiropractic in 2003, he graduated from the IFEC (Franco-European Institute of Chiropractic) in 2004 and from the ECU (European Chiropractic Union). He is a Member of the French Association of Chiropractic.
Passionate about the human body, physiology and neuroscience, Raphaël ROYER attended for 6 years the postdoctoral studies of the Carrick Institute of London, especially in Amsterdam, as well as in the USA. He continues to train regularly and progress in the understanding of this matter.
He obtained the Degree at the American Chiropractic Neurology Board (DACNB) in 2010, and the same year he was certified in Cox Flexion-distraction Chiropractic Care technique at the NUHS (National University of Health Sciences Campus / Lombard Chicago IL).
Founding member and teacher at the AFENF (Franco-european Association of Functional Neurology) in 2011; association intended to teach chiropractors the basis of the Functional Neurology and their applications.
He is also a Member of the International Association of Functional Neurology & Rehabilitation (IAFNR).
He has a great interest from the beginning of his training in Functional Neurology in complex cases (Dystonia, Trembor, Asperger syndrome, Balance disorders…).
Ciara MARTIN: joined the Center in May 2017 as an Assistant.
Ciara will welcome you and will perform more particularly the administrative functions, but also certain tests and stimulation during the checkup. Fanny will do her best to accompany you during the workshops.
Both will welcome you at the Neuro-functional Rehabilitation Center, and by phone from Tuesday to Friday from 9am to 1pm, as well as by email.
With their experience in infant education, they provide the interface between patients and practitioners at the Center. They also inform you about the functioning of the CRNF Brain-Moove Center, the course of the cures, the prices...
They work with patients to find a suitable solution and propose appointments that meet their obligations while respecting the ethics of the Center.
They take care of patients for the realization of stimulation workshops, within the framework of the care protocol recommended by Mr Royer, while paying particular attention to the well-being of patients, to their fatigability, as well as to the understanding of the instructions for the proper conduct of care.
They ensure the transmission of information following the workshops and discussions with patients.
2002 : While he was finishing his chiropractic studies, two of his professors (Charles Nelson and Denis Alemi) told him about a new specialty in the USA: « Functional Neurology ». This one is considered as the most difficult and the most complex one in the profession. But the enthusiasm of both professors as for the opening it has given them in their daily practice and in the understanding of their patients obliged him to get interested in it.
Since 2002, and on a more regular basis between 2004 and 2010, he has set himself to attending this post-doctoral training at the Carrick Institute, first in Amsterdam, then in Londres, and finally in Atlanta (Life University).
In 2011, in Phoenix, during a congress of the IAFNR (International Association of Functional Neurology & Rehabilitation), Pr Frederic Carrick described his experiences with the Gyrostim, and the results he has obtained in many patients who had suffered concussions.
The Gyrostim was born from the love of a father, Kevin Maher, for his daughter suffering from cerebral palsy since the age of 3 months.
After hearing their doctor advise them to move their daughter into space in order to stimulate her vestibular system, several times a day and this in an intensive way, Kevin Maher started thinking about an equipment allowing this but in a safe manner: the prototype of the Gyrostim was born! The girl Maher made then tremendous progress.
One patient of Pr F. Carrick, but not least, was the world No. 1 hockey player. This player’s spectacular recovery made the buzz in the USA. But unfortunately, the news went completely unnoticed in old Europe.
Raphaël ROYER decided to train in two centers.
The achieved results were more than singular, and even went beyond the initial expectations. They were fully in keeping with the results of the Functional Neurology Clinic in Atlanta.
One of his friends, Dr Dominique Chomard, a rehabilitation doctor, told him about these scenes of joy when he brings, with his boating association, disabled persons in boat. The pitching and the rolling give them pleasant sensations.
The movements induced by the gyroscopic device « Gyrostim » allow movements of pitching and rolling much more intense and more important than the movements of a sailboat. They are overall more targeted. And the results in terms of brain function challenged the chiropractor he is. Associating a form of vestibular stimulation with a neuro-motor work is a new therapeutic approach.
In addition, another field opened to him the day he met two physiotherapists specialized in neuro-pediatrics: Hugues Lagache & Anne Deleruelle. Their experiences are based on the work of a Czech neuro-pediatrician: Vaclàv Vojta.
This work in neuro-pediatrics rehabilitation allows essentially to:
This learning, allowing to acquire more complex and better coordinated movements, can be applied to adults as well as to infants or children with multiple disabilities.
Stimulate in an active way a muscle but also and overall a posturo-motor pattern is really interesting and complementary to various current approaches.