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Educational Therapy with Julianne Ash of is the latest episode of The Neuro Health Broadcast!
Julieann educates us on how she and her team are developing strategies for children through adults, tackling learning disabilities, gifted students, and advanced test taking.
Listen as she explains how their unique and individualized approach could benefit you and your family!

🌟 PATIENT TESTIMONIAL🌟: “Dr Joe is brilliant in dealing with neurological difficulties. He knows all these different tests to do to adequately diagnose the problems and has more ways to treat the problems.” - G.K.

Check the link in bio to our website to see how we can help you! 💆‍♂️ *Patient identity is concealed due to HIPPA privacy protection*

🌟 PATIENT TESTIMONIAL🌟: “I can’t fully express my gratitude, or speak highly enough of Dr. Joseph Coppus— but I will try my best to share my thoughts in this review. His calm demeanor, compassion, and attentiveness sets him apart from other providers. Dr. Coppus has a deep understanding of Dysautonomia and listens to his patients’ concerns. The 3 hour initial evaluation gave me more information regarding my Dysautonomia than any previous specialized clinic or multiple physicians/specialists had provided. Each visit he asks for feedback on how I am doing, and will adjust my treatment accordingly to make sure we are on the correct course for treatment. Under Dr. Coppus’ care I have experienced significant improvement w/ Dysautonomia symptoms. On average I now feel 60-80% improvement since starting treatment. Before seeing Dr. Coppus I was feeling very discouraged due to Dysautonomia having such an effect on my life by limiting daily activities. After starting treatments with Dr. Coppus I now have hope and a renewed sense of well-being. I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Coppus to anyone seeking relief from Dysautonomia or any other conditions he specializes in treating.” - L.S.

Check the link in bio to our website to see how we can help you! 💆‍♂️ *Patient identity is concealed due to HIPPA privacy protection*

Today is a very special day! Please join us in wishing Dr. Coppus a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 🥳

From the intentional care he provides his patients, to the healthy and active lifestyle he leads life with, to the gentle and calming approach he has towards others and bright ideas to help others find optimal wellness in life via functional neurology… we couldn’t do what we do without him! 🤗

📘“The Resilient Brain” Book Endorsement by Dr. Joseph Coppus
📕Owner / Lead Clinician of Delta Neuro Health
📗Host of ‘The Neuro Health Broadcast’

“What a fantastic resource this book is for those suffering from TBI. As a practitioner working with these patients every day, one of the most common struggles experienced is the communication of what they are feeling and experiencing. Katianne has captured that experience and made it easy to understand for both children and adults alike - not an easy task! She has done the impossible: threading the needle of explaining a complex topic in a simple and sensory-friendly way. The unfortunate cruelty of a TBI injury is that your symptoms are often invisible to others, while also inhibiting your ability to express your internal experiences verbally. This can be a very isolating experience. I think what Katianne has done with this book will open the eyes of many who have trouble conveying or understanding the journey of those who wrestle with TBI, while providing that much-needed element of hope in that your brain is resilient, it can recover!”

It’s finally here!! We’re so excited to receive our copies of THE RESILIENT BRAIN by Katianne Olson! 🧠

Our patients have already been pouring over this story and parents are loving the easy and approachable explanation of traumatic brain injuries that young minds can easily understand! 💚 The adorable decdicarion and stickers were the sweetest surprise.

Grab your copy at the clinic today or ask us where you can preorder!

Rock Climbing and Neuroscience?! Sign us up! In the latest episode of The Neuro Health Broadcast, we chat with Molly Donelan-Cupka of as we discuss all the neurological benefits of rock climbing with Parkinson’s Disease.

The episode is available NOW on and

Have you been to Westerville’s Fourth Fridays yet?? 👀

Join us in Uptown Westerville from 6-9pm this Friday! We’ll be giving out brain-based goodies just outside of Edwin Loy Home, so come check it out as you enjoy delicious food, live music, and so many cool vendors and local businesses! 🎉📋

Delta Neuro Health Presents: Memory & Cogniton 🧠

All are welcome! Join us WEDNESDAY JUNE 19th at 7pm for our next featured speaker series we will be hosting.

This event is free and open to the public. Q&A to follow.

Just in time for the ! joined us on The Neuro Health Broadcast to discuss the nuances of training female athletes. Check her out at if you’re in Atlanta and looking for exceptional care!

In case you missed it! Check out our most recent presentation on Childhood Neuro developmental disorders at Delta Neuro Health from our April event. Link is now live on YouTube via our link in bio.

🌟 PATIENT TESTIMONIAL🌟:
“Walking into doctor’s appointments, I always felt like a list of symptoms and diagnoses. Dr. Coppus helped to address all areas of my health including migraines, dizziness, POTS, anxiety, and food sensitivities with a wholistic approach. He made me feel seen and allowed me to learn more about the connections between my brain and body to overcome all of my health struggles and become a functioning person again.” - J.C.

Check the link in bio to our website to see how we can help you! 💆‍♂️

*Patient identity is concealed due to HIPPA privacy protection*

Welcome Dr. Jill Wagner to DNH and The Neuro Health Broadcast! She is our latest guest on the show, and tells us how she is able to holistically address many common gut and hormonal issues affecting many people today. She’ll walk us through step-by-step on the process from disease to wellness, using a functional medicine approach. Enjoy!

Thank you to the team at Westerville Community Center and the Springwood Westerville Apartments for hosting us as we discuss Memory and Cognition alongside functional neurology and functional medicine with your community members. It was a pleasure!

Find out more about how we can help via our website!

What is Halotherapy? Also known as salt therapy, its origins trace back to medieval times in Eastern Europe, where people have long sought the healing properties of salt caves. You may recognize it from Wieliczka Salt Mine in Poland. Today, halotherapy has evolved into various forms, including salt rooms, salt caves, and salt lamps.

The principle behind halotherapy lies in the inhalation of microscopic salt particles, which purportedly cleanse and detoxify the respiratory system, improve lung function, and boost overall well-being.

Himalayan salt, revered for its purity and mineral content, serves as the cornerstone of halotherapy practices. Mined from ancient salt deposits in the Himalayan region, this pink-hued salt contains trace elements such as magnesium, potassium, and calcium, which contribute to its therapeutic properties.

Himalayan salt is:
⭐️antibacterial
⭐️anti-inflammatory
⭐️anti-fungal
⭐️anti-viral

When used in halotherapy, Himalayan salt emits negative ions that can counteract the harmful effects of positive ions present in our environment, thereby promoting relaxation and stress reduction.

Read more in our new blog live on the website: Harnessing Halotherapy and Himalayan Salt: A Natural Approach to Neurological Wellness

Check out and book via

What is Halotherapy? Also known as salt therapy, its origins trace back to medieval times in Eastern Europe, where people have long sought the healing properties of salt caves. You may recognize it from Wieliczka Salt Mine in Poland. Today, halotherapy has evolved into various forms, including salt rooms, salt caves, and salt lamps.

The principle behind halotherapy lies in the inhalation of microscopic salt particles, which purportedly cleanse and detoxify the respiratory system, improve lung function, and boost overall well-being.

Himalayan salt, revered for its purity and mineral content, serves as the cornerstone of halotherapy practices. Mined from ancient salt deposits in the Himalayan region, this pink-hued salt contains trace elements such as magnesium, potassium, and calcium, which contribute to its therapeutic properties.

Himalayan salt is:
⭐️antibacterial
⭐️anti-inflammatory
⭐️anti-fungal
⭐️anti-viral

When used in halotherapy, Himalayan salt emits negative ions that can counteract the harmful effects of positive ions present in our environment, thereby promoting relaxation and stress reduction.

Read more in our new blog live on the website: Harnessing Halotherapy and Himalayan Salt: A Natural Approach to Neurological Wellness

What are Childhood Neuro Developmental Delays and how can functional neurology help?🧠

Read more in our most recent blog via link in bio!

Grasping concepts in brain health can be a challenging topic. Luckily we got to sit down with Dr. David Traster of to discuss how we as functional neurologists approach brain health in a systematic, yet individualized way. Dr. Traster did a great job of simplifying a complex topic, making it tangible and relatable.

The episode of ‘The Neuro Health Beoadcast’ is available now on and

Childhood Neuro Developmental Delays🧠

There are four main types of developmental delays: nervous system disabilities, sensory-related disabilities, metabolic disabilities and degenerative disorders.

Examples of neurodevelopmental delays in children include attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism, learning disabilities, intellectual disability, conduct disorders, cerebral palsy, and impairments in vision and hearing.

Functional neurology is a form of care that focuses on the relationship between the nervous system and the rest of the body. Functional neurology may employ various techniques and therapies aimed at improving brain function and addressing symptoms associated with neurodevelopmental delays.

Join us WEDNESDAY MAY 15th at 7pm for our next featured speaker series we will be hosting to learn more!

Our next episode is live! We’re talking all the health benefits of acupuncture. Have you been curious about what it is and who it benefits? This episode answers those questions and more! We’re joined by Erika Niewald of as she walks us through the ins and outs of acupuncture. Enjoy!

Delta Neuro Health Presents:

Childhood Neuro Developmental Delays🧠

All are welcome!

Join us WEDNESDAY MAY 15th at 7pm for our next featured speaker series we will be hosting.

This event is free and open to the public. Q&A to follow.

What we’ll be covering:
⭐What are the different types of childhood neurodevelopmental delays?
⭐Who do they affect?
⭐How do we assess these conditions?
⭐What do we do differently to treat those affected with childhood neurodevelopmental delays?
And more!

In case you missed it! Check out our most recent presentation on concussions at Delta Neuro Health from our April event. Link is now live on YouTube via our link in bio.

Leveraging Reflexes for POTS Treatment, available now!

Our latest episode features of as he talks about novel solutions for POTS therapy. Now available on and

Concussion is not a lifelong diagnosis.
Post-concussion syndrome does not have to last forever.

Whether you just had concussion, suffered a few months or years ago, or have had a persisting diagnosis of post-concussion syndrome with ongoing symptoms that won’t resolve - you do not need to remain in suffering.

Ask us how we can help and call or inquire online via our website link in bio for more info.

What we’ll be covering:
⭐What is a concussion?
⭐Who do concussions affect?
⭐How do we assess those with concussions?
⭐What do we do differently to treat those affected with concussions?
⭐Return-to-play or school guidelines post-concussion
⭐Subtypes of concussion
⭐What happens if your concussion doesn’t heal?
⭐How are concussions initially diagnosed and assessed? (In general and in our office)
⭐What to do immediately after a concussion?

Latest episode of The Neuro Health Broadcast is now live! Learn more about the far reaching effects of specific upper cervical chiropractic care with of

In this episode we talk about the neurology of upper cervical care, who benefits from care, and what you should expect from care. Enjoy!

Available now on and

We had the pleasure of joining the team this weekend to discuss the intersections of Neuro rehab and educational therapies via functional neurology. Thank you for having us! ☺️

If you’re seeking help with learning, struggling with school or classwork, or just needing an advocate for your educational career - this are the team for you! 💪

Whether it’s ADHD, dyslexia, autism, learning and reading difficulties post accident or concussion or just needing a coach or guide to help in your health journey, they have the resources and therapies to help you regain the strength to function mentally and cognitively on your own. Inquiry online or via messages for more info!

What can we do to support a healthy gut microbiome and reap the benefits for our overall health and well-being? 💫🧠💆‍♀️

1. Eat a diverse diet: Incorporate a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, and fermented foods into your diet to provide a rich array of nutrients and beneficial bacteria for your gut microbiome.

2. Limit processed foods and sugar: Highly processed foods and excessive sugar can disrupt the balance of bacteria in the gut and promote the growth of harmful microbes. Opt for whole, unprocessed foods whenever possible.

3. Manage stress: Chronic stress can adversely affect the gut microbiome and contribute to digestive issues. Practice stress-reducing techniques such as mindfulness meditation, deep breathing exercises, or yoga to promote a healthy gut-brain axis.

4. Get enough sleep: Adequate sleep is essential for maintaining a healthy gut microbiome and supporting optimal brain function. Aim for 7-9 hours of quality sleep per night to support overall health.

5. Consider probiotics and prebiotics: Probiotics are beneficial bacteria that can help replenish and maintain a healthy gut microbiome, while prebiotics are non-digestible fibers that feed the good bacteria in your gut. Incorporate probiotic-rich foods like yogurt, kefir, and sauerkraut, as well as prebiotic foods like garlic, onions, and bananas, into your diet.

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🌟 PATIENT TESTIMONIAL🌟:
“As an alternative medicine practitioner I have had the tendency to take care of my health with the management tools I am familiar with and that I recommend to my patients. However, there came a time when it felt like I was continually going backwards. I see many POTS patients and began to really empathize with them as it seemed I was experiencing similar symptoms. I then found Dr.Coppus who took the time to do an in-depth exam. He allowed me to see root causes to my symptoms. Without his guidance/treatments, I would not have made the progress I have. It can be hard to invest in treatments you are uncertain about, however, this is an investment worthwhile. Thanks, Dr. Coppus!”

Check the link in bio to our website to see how we can help you! 💆‍♂️

*Patient identity is concealed due to HIPPA privacy protection*

The gut microbiome, often hailed as our “second brain,” plays a pivotal role in various aspects of human health, from metabolism and immunity to neurological functions and mental health. But what exactly makes this microbial community so crucial to our well-being?

Let’s start with the basics. Our gut microbiome consists of an array of microorganisms, primarily bacteria, which can be categorized into two main groups: the “good” bacteria and the “bad” bacteria. The good bacteria, such as Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium, are known for their beneficial effects on digestion, immune function, and even mood regulation. On the other hand, the bad bacteria, like certain strains of Escherichia coli and Clostridium difficile, can cause digestive disturbances and contribute to various health issues when they proliferate unchecked.

One of the most fascinating aspects of the gut-brain connection is how our gut microbiome influences our neurological and mental health. The gut produces an astonishing array of hormones and neurotransmitters, including serotonin, dopamine, and gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), which play vital roles in regulating mood, cognition, and stress responses. In fact, it’s estimated that around 90% of serotonin, often dubbed the “happiness hormone,” is produced in the gut.

When the delicate balance of the gut microbiome is disrupted, it can lead to a condition known as leaky gut syndrome. Read more about the gut microbiome and leaky gut syndrome in the full blog via our link in bio.

Our latest episode is live with Dr. Donald Dennis of as he discusses the pervasiveness of mold toxicity, and what you can do if you find yourself struggling from mold exposure. This episode ran longer than typical, but the amount of important information that Dr. Dennis provides can’t be understated.