Month: February 2020

Dr. Hanks is based in Grand Rapids, Mich at Hanks Brain Center. Rather than treat his patients with pills, surgery and traditional medicine, he uses brain neuroplasticity to help the body heal itself. For the last 15 years, starting with his Bachelor of Science and Doctorate from Northwestern Health Science University, Dr. Hanks has been at the forefront of this emerging field. He has over 1,000 hours of post-graduate studies in functional neurology.

Functional neurology uses cues that the brain gives off in our physical body – specifically eye movements and reactions, how we walk, reaction time and motor skills – to identify areas of the brain that aren’t working at their best, or at all.

Patients come to Dr. Hanks from all over Michigan. He is well-known for his work with concussion patients, particularly those with severe brain trauma who are having difficulty recovering. In many cases, his patients have come to him because traditional medicine isn’t giving them the solutions they need. Such was the case for this family who that found help through his expertise.

Dr. Hanks sees far more than concussion patients. His work extends to anyone whose brain isn’t working at its peak. Many of his clients are professionals with demanding jobs that want to perform at their best, athletes, or clients with vertigo, headaches, ADHD and memory disorders. After hearing about what he could do, I went to him myself and was so impressed, I regularly recommend Dr. Hanks to friends and family who now also recommend him. A couple of these friends are physicians themselves, one told me she had recommended Dr. Hanks to over 20 of her patients after seeing the results of his work.

For more information, you can visit Dr. Brian Hanks’ website at HankBrainCenter.com.

Please note: I am not a doctor and this is not intended as medical advice.