Condition: Dysautonomia
NeuroRecovery Program
Dysautonomia is a disorder that negatively impacts the part of the brain responsible for unconscious bodily functions such as heart rate, blood pressure, breathing, digestion, pain control, sweating, and temperature control.
Symptoms
Personalized Dysautonomia Care at The Neurologic Wellness Institute in Hartland
Living with dysautonomia can make even the simplest daily activities feel unpredictable. If you experience dizziness, rapid heart rate, chronic fatigue, fainting, brain fog, or difficulty regulating blood pressure, you’re not alone. At The Neurologic Wellness Institute in Hartland, WI, our experienced dysautonomia specialists provide comprehensive evaluations and personalized treatment plans designed to address the neurological causes of autonomic nervous system dysfunction.
Our goal is not simply to manage symptoms; we focus on improving brain function, restoring nervous system regulation, and helping you regain confidence in your daily life through our innovative NeuroRecovery Program.
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Understanding Dysautonomia and Autonomic Nervous System Disorders
Dysautonomia is an umbrella term describing disorders that affect the autonomic nervous system (ANS), which controls automatic body functions including heart rate, blood pressure, breathing, digestion, body temperature, sweating, bladder function, and circulation.
When communication between the brain and the autonomic nervous system becomes disrupted, these automatic processes may no longer function properly. The result is a complex collection of symptoms that often affect multiple body systems and can significantly impact quality of life.
Many patients spend years searching for answers because dysautonomia symptoms frequently overlap with other medical conditions. At our Hartland clinic, we focus on identifying the neurological dysfunction contributing to your symptoms so treatment is individualized and targeted to your specific needs.
Conditions commonly associated with autonomic dysfunction include:
- Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)
- Orthostatic Hypotension
- Neurocardiogenic Syncope
- Orthostatic Intolerance
- Familial Dysautonomia
- General Autonomic Dysfunction
Signs and Symptoms of Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction
Because the autonomic nervous system regulates nearly every organ system, dysautonomia symptoms vary widely from one individual to another.
Common symptoms include:
- Dizziness or lightheadedness
- Fainting or near-fainting episodes
- Rapid heartbeat or heart palpitations
- Blood pressure fluctuations
- Chronic fatigue
- Brain fog
- Difficulty concentrating
- Exercise intolerance
- Headaches or migraines
- Temperature regulation problems
- Excessive or reduced sweating
- Digestive issues
- Nausea
- Constipation or diarrhea
- Sleep disturbances
- Anxiety symptoms
- Muscle and joint discomfort
- Cold or discolored hands and feet
Many individuals begin experiencing symptoms following viral illnesses, COVID-19, concussions, surgery, autoimmune disorders, or periods of significant physical stress. Others may develop autonomic dysfunction without an identifiable cause.
Advanced Neurological Testing for Dysautonomia in Hartland
Finding the underlying cause of autonomic dysfunction requires more than simply reviewing symptoms. Our comprehensive neurological evaluation is designed to uncover how your brain, nervous system, and body are functioning together.
During your three-hour evaluation, our physicians assess multiple neurological systems involved in autonomic regulation, balance, eye movements, sensory processing, coordination, and cognitive performance.
This detailed assessment helps us identify the neurological patterns contributing to your condition and provides the foundation for a personalized treatment strategy.
Following your evaluation, you’ll receive a customized NeuroRecovery Program developed specifically around your neurological findings, symptoms, and long-term goals.
Personalized Dysautonomia Therapy Designed Around Your Brain
At The Neurologic Wellness Institute, treatment is never one-size-fits-all. Every therapy plan is tailored to your nervous system and designed to encourage neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to reorganize and improve function.
Depending on your evaluation, your personalized treatment program may include:
- Functional neurological rehabilitation
- Neuroplasticity-based exercises
- Vestibular rehabilitation
- Neurofeedback therapy
- Photobiomodulation (light therapy)
- Non-invasive vagus nerve stimulation
- Trigeminal nerve stimulation
- Balance and gait rehabilitation
- Vision rehabilitation exercises
- Nutritional guidance
- Lifestyle recommendations
- Progressive exercise programming
Rather than simply masking symptoms, our therapies are designed to improve communication between the brain and body, helping restore healthier autonomic nervous system function.
How Our NeuroRecovery Program Supports Long-Term Improvement
Managing dysautonomia often requires a comprehensive approach that evolves as your nervous system improves.
Throughout your treatment, our physicians continually monitor your neurological progress and adjust therapies based on your response. This personalized approach helps maximize recovery while supporting long-term improvements in daily function.
Depending on your needs, your care plan may also include recommendations for:
- Safe exercise progression
- Hydration optimization
- Nutritional support
- Sleep improvement strategies
- Stress regulation techniques
- Activity pacing
- Recovery planning
Our goal is to help you build lasting neurological improvements rather than temporary symptom relief.
Why Patients Throughout Hartland Choose Our Functional Neurology Team
Patients from Hartland and surrounding southeastern Wisconsin communities trust The Neurologic Wellness Institute because of our specialized expertise in functional neurology and autonomic nervous system disorders.
Our team is committed to providing:
- Comprehensive neurological evaluations
- Personalized treatment plans
- Non-invasive therapies
- Advanced neurorehabilitation techniques
- Ongoing progress assessments
- Compassionate, patient-centered care
Our physicians have extensive experience treating dysautonomia, POTS, and other complex neurological conditions and regularly educate healthcare professionals on innovative rehabilitation strategies.
Begin Your Recovery with Dysautonomia Specialists in Hartland, WI
If you’ve been searching for answers to unexplained dizziness, fainting, rapid heart rate, chronic fatigue, or other symptoms of autonomic dysfunction, our team is here to help.
At The Neurologic Wellness Institute in Hartland, WI, we provide comprehensive dysautonomia evaluations and individualized treatment plans designed to improve neurological function, reduce symptoms, and restore confidence in everyday life.
Whether you’ve recently been diagnosed with POTS, autonomic dysfunction, or another form of dysautonomia, or you’ve spent years looking for an explanation for your symptoms, our specialists are ready to help you move forward.
Schedule your consultation today and discover how our Hartland dysautonomia specialists can help you take the next step toward lasting neurological recovery.
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Many people do not know they have dysautonomia. They are only aware of the symptoms they are experiencing.
Common dysautonomia symptoms include: dizziness, lightheadedness, fainting/passing out, chest pain, heart palpitations/heart racing, headaches, brain fog, anxiety, depression, fatigue, sleep disorders, stomach pain, diarrhea, constipation, nausea, vomiting, muscle/joint pain, unstable joints in the body, and discoloration of hands and feet.
Dysautonomia
Evaluation
Due to the wide range of possible causes and symptoms of dysautonomia, there is no single approach to its treatment.
Our 3-hour initial evaluation allows our doctors to identify and understand the cause and/or triggers of the dysautonomia in order to create a personalized treatment plan.
Our doctors focus on specific neurological and physical exercises, nutritional/lifestyle advice, neurofeedback training, and/or immune regulation therapies to help those suffering from dysautonomia.
Dysautonomia
Treatment
Our doctors have extensive training in dysautonomia treatment, including familial dysautonomia. Over the past decade The Neurologic Wellness Institute has developed innovative treatment options for dysautonomia.
Our doctors focus on specific neurological and physical exercises, photobiomodulation, non-invasive cranial nerve stimulation such as vagus nerve stimulation and trigeminal nerve stimulation, neurofeedback training, and/or nutritional/lifestyle advice to help those suffering from dysautonomia.
*Due to our clinical results in dysautonomia, our doctors lecture around the world on our innovative and personalize therapies.
Criteria for Choosing a Dysautonomia Treatment Center
When selecting a treatment center, it’s essential to focus on several key factors:
- Expertise in Dysautonomia: At our Dysautonomia Treatment Center, our specialists are highly trained in autonomic disorders and how they affect the autonomic nervous system. Our team uses advanced diagnostic tools and personalized care strategies to help patients manage symptoms of autonomic dysfunction.
- Comprehensive Services: The Neurological Wellness Institute offers autonomic nervous system testing and autonomic nervous system treatment through neuroplasticity brain-based therapies, dietary guidance, and lifestyle recommendations. Whether dealing with POTS symptoms, orthostatic hypotension, or dysautonomia symptoms, we tailor care to meet your needs.
- Certifications and Patient Outcomes: Success stories highlight our commitment to enhancing the quality of life for individuals with autonomic failure and other autonomic nervous system disorders.
Understanding Dysautonomia Diagnosis and Management
An ideal dysautonomia management plan at our center includes:
- Neurological Rehabilitation: Personalized treatments that are progressed to your level of function.
- Lifestyle Modifications: Our specialists recommend brain-based treatments, dietary adjustments, nutritional supplementation, and structured physical exercise to support those with conditions like dysautonomia POTS or orthostatic hypotension.
- Monitoring and Adjustments: Regular assessments and treatments ensure your management plan remains effective and adaptable.
Exercise and Dietary Changes for Dysautonomia Management
Although low-intensity exercise is generally recommended for dysautonomia, many of our patients are not healthy enough to begin these exercises. Through an extensive evaluation, our specialists perform specific sensorimotor brain based therapies to allow our patients to begin to exercise safely.
Once able to safely exercise, general recommendations are low-intensity activities such as swimming, cycling, or recumbent workouts to improve blood flow and cardiovascular health without overexertion.
Common dietary recommendations focus on strategies like increasing fluid and salt intake under medical supervision to stabilize blood pressure. Nutrient-rich meal plans with whole grains, lean proteins, and vegetables support overall health and energy levels.
We have found many of our patients with dysautonomia may also have immune dysfunctions as well. This may be accompanied by abnormal immune reactions to foods in which case specific testing, diets, and/or nutritional supplements may be recommended.
Our specialists use insights from organizations like Dysautonomia International to develop tailored programs that align with the latest research in managing autonomic disorders.
Empowering Dysautonomia Patients Through Specialized Care
We understand the challenges of living with dysautonomia. Our Dysautonomia Treatment Center offers expert clinicians, personalized care plans, and proven strategies to manage symptoms and improve your quality of life.
Visit our specialized dysautonomia center to take the first step toward relief. Find out if The Neurologic Wellness Institute is perfect for you.

