Skip to content

What Are the Different Types of Vertigo

Vertigo is a condition that can make you feel like you have motion sickness, even when you are sitting still. People can experience dizziness, disorientation, and nausea. Vertigo can also make walking difficult and make it feel like the world…

Read more

Seizure First Aid for Individuals with Epilepsy

When someone has a seizure, they can be at massive risk of harming themselves. As a bystander, you may want to intervene to help them. However, there are a bunch of myths about the appropriate way to provide care for…

Read more
Managing Epilepsy During Seasonal Travel

Managing Epilepsy During Seasonal Travel

Whether it’s summer, winter, or even fall or spring, managing epilepsy during seasonal travel can be tough. But everyone has a right to move and see and experience the world at some point! So here are some tips to manage…

Read more
Ways To Keep Track Of Your Seizures

Ways to Keep Track of Your Seizures

Seizure tracking is important when it comes to managing seizures. It’s a great way to keep track of data that can be helpful in learning more about your epilepsy, symptoms, and potential healthcare solutions. There are plenty of methods for…

Read more
Improving Your Memory

The Role of Nutrition in Brain Health

For years, the cultural zeitgeist has caused people to focus more on physical exercise and just getting enough sleep to maintain their health. What we seem to forget is, just like how our cars get upset if we give them…

Read more
Doctor Jacqueline Romero, neurologist and epileptologist, at the Neurology Center for Epilepsy and Seizures, discussing tics and Tourette Syndrome.

Tics and Tourette’s

Have you noticed that your child has tics? Have you received a tentative diagnosis of Tourette Syndrome due to the tics? If so, you are probably very worried. Media portrayals of people with Tourette Syndrome are often very dramatic and…

Read more
Woman sitting with a laptop, pondering, surrounded by question marks, representing inquiries about epilepsy and seizure disorders.

What is the Epilepsy Medical Home Model of Care

At the Neurology Center for Epilepsy and Seizures, we seek to be the best at diagnosing and remedying epilepsy and seizures, which can appear multifaceted and confusing to care for some. We are unique in that we are a neurology…

Read more
Illustration of a human head with a visible brain, surrounded by COVID-19 virus particles, depicting neurological impacts of COVID-19 and symptoms like "COVID brain."

COVID Related Neurological Problems

The more we learn about COVID-19, the more aware we become of some of its long-term impacts. Not surprisingly, many of those impacts are neurological. Popularly, people describe many of these symptoms as “COVID brain,” which may refer to a…

Read more
Hands holding a silhouette of a head with a purple electroencephalogram (EEG) pattern, symbolizing neurological health and disorders, relevant to epilepsy and seizures.

Neurological Diseases and Disorders

There are a plethora of neurological diseases and disorders that can affect one’s life. If you think one is affecting you, it is in your best interest to be informed and to seek help. Below is a list containing some…

Read more
Child dressed as a doctor holding brain scan images, smiling, with a man seated in the background, illustrating pediatric neurology and child healthcare.

What Does a Pediatric Neurologist Do?

Pediatric neurologists, also known as child neurologists, are medical doctors that specialize in the nervous systems of children. Pediatricians are doctors that treat children. Neurologists are doctors who concentrate on the nervous system. So, pediatric neurologists focus on children’s nervous…

Read more
Medical professionals reviewing brain scan images and discussing neurological conditions.

What Can a Neurologist Diagnose?

Neurologists diagnose and treat conditions of the nervous system. That means disorders, diseases, and conditions that impact the brain or the nervous system. Most people think of brain injuries when they think of neurologists. For example, they know that someone…

Read more
Back To Top