The sequence of nervous system regulation, which includes safety first signals, is necessary for better brain recovery, function, and resilience. In this episode of Functional Medicine Doc Talk, Dr. Woeller interviews Carol Garner-Houston, a highly experience Occupational Therapist of 30 years, with regards to her innovative approach for brain health restoration and optimization through her program called Brain Harmony. Brain Harmony is appropriate for people of all ages and challenges, including autism, ADHD, apraxia, cognitive issues, dementia, sensory processing, and language disorders.
Carol Garner-Houston, OTR/L is an award-winning Occupational Therapist of 30 years and Owner of Brain Harmony. Brain Harmony is an award-winning neurological home program that specializes in organizing the brain and nervous system. It helps both adults and children overcome a wide range of learning, behavioral, and performance challenges.
This drug-free, at-home therapy uses the science of neuroplasticity to bring balance to the nervous system and support meaningful improvements in brain function. It’s especially helpful for families dealing with autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing issues, executive function challenges, attention and regulation difficulties, anxiety, sleep concerns, auditory processing and sound sensitivities, tics, PTSD, speech/language delays, dyslexia, and more.
What makes their approach so effective is that it targets root causes with guidance from licensed occupational therapists. Their personalized plans combine proven therapeutic protocols with advanced multisensory technology.
Therapists provide ongoing coaching for you and your family, supporting lasting changes through autonomic nervous system regulation—which can also aid recovery from conditions like PANS/PANDAS, tick-borne illnesses, and environmental toxicities.
If you’re looking for real progress, visit BrainHarmony.com and book a free consultation with Carol today to get started on your customized treatment plan.

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Carol Garner-Houston, OTR/L
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