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Our joints, muscles, ligaments, and connective tissues work together to provide both movement and stability. Some people naturally have more flexible joints, while others develop changes in stability, coordination, pain, fatigue, or recovery over time. These differences can influence the nervous system, balance, pelvic floor function, bowel and bladder symptoms, and overall activity tolerance.
This questionnaire helps us better understand how joint mobility, stability, coordination, fatigue, and recovery may be contributing to your symptoms. Your responses may help guide treatment strategies and determine whether additional screening or referrals may be beneficial.
The autonomic nervous system controls many of the functions that happen automatically, including heart rate, blood pressure, breathing, digestion, temperature regulation, bladder function, and energy levels. When this system is not regulating efficiently, people may experience dizziness, fatigue, exercise intolerance, digestive symptoms, brain fog, or changes in circulation.
This questionnaire helps us better understand how your autonomic nervous system may be affecting your symptoms and daily activities. Your responses may help identify patterns that guide treatment and determine whether additional evaluation is appropriate.
Your brain, inner ears, eyes, and neck constantly work together to help you maintain balance, coordinate movement, stabilize your vision, and understand where your body is in space. Changes in any part of this system may contribute to dizziness, headaches, motion sensitivity, neck pain, balance problems, or feelings of unsteadiness.
This questionnaire helps us better understand how these systems may be contributing to your symptoms and helps guide treatment planning.
Neurodivergent Screening Page
Everyone's brain processes information a little differently. Differences in attention, sensory processing, routines, flexibility, communication, emotional regulation, and executive functioning can influence how people experience pain, movement, bowel and bladder function, medical care, and rehabilitation.
This questionnaire helps us better understand how neurodivergent traits may be affecting your symptoms, daily function, and treatment response. Your answers help us tailor treatment strategies to the way your brain naturally learns and processes information.
Our brains constantly receive information from inside our bodies. This internal awareness helps us recognize when we are hungry, thirsty, tired, stressed, in pain, or need to use the bathroom. It also helps us notice muscle tension, breathing patterns, and other important body signals.
This questionnaire helps us better understand how your brain notices and responds to these internal signals. Differences in body awareness may affect bowel and bladder function, pain, fatigue, nervous system regulation, daily activities, and treatment response.
Body weight and metabolism are influenced by much more than calories alone. Sleep, hormones, medications, hunger signals, stress, activity, muscle mass, and medical conditions can all affect body composition, energy levels, and long-term health.
This questionnaire helps us better understand the many factors that may be influencing your weight, energy, activity tolerance, and overall health so we can develop treatment recommendations that fit your individual situation.
Sexual function depends on healthy communication between the nervous system, blood vessels, muscles, hormones, and emotional well-being. Changes in any of these systems can affect erections, arousal, confidence, or sexual satisfaction.
This questionnaire helps us better understand the factors that may be contributing to your symptoms and identify treatment approaches that address the underlying causes whenever possible.
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