NeuroPraxis published recent research showing that reducing belief in a negative thought cuts negative emotions by 87 percent.
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In recent research, reducing belief in a negative thought cut negative emotions by 87 percent. Modeling shows negative thoughts cause negative feelings—not the other way…
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NeuroPraxis
Empowering individuals with TBI and SCI to achieve full recovery through personalized in-home and community-based rehab.
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
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- Los Angeles, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About NeuroPraxis
NeuroPraxis is California's premier in-home and community-based rehabilitation program for individuals with brain and spinal cord injuries. We provide comprehensive rehabilitation programs customized to the unique needs of our clients. We believe that individualized care is essential to a successful rehabilitation journey, and we work closely with each patient to create a personalized treatment plan that adapts to their unique circumstances and needs. Our interdisciplinary team successfully incorporates technological advancements and innovative rehabilitation techniques to help clients overcome their TBI and/or SCI-related physical, emotional, and social challenges. Our Programs: - In-Home and Community - Individualized, outcome-based therapy delivered in the client’s home and out in their community with focus on maximizing function and returning to their role within the family and community. - In-Home Supported Living - Long-term care in a client's own home that empowers them to live life with continued independence. - Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT) - Movement-based program designed to address vestibular-related challenges that affect function, independence, and safety in real-life situations. - Pain Management - Interdisciplinary approach to effectively manage and alleviate pain utilizing various methods, including physical therapy, psychological therapy, and mind-body techniques. NeuroPraxis believes that people are the most valuable part of any recovery journey, and we strive to create possibilities to maximize clients' independence, regain what was lost, and thrive for years to come. Thank you for considering NeuroPraxis as your trusted TBI & SCI rehabilitation partner. If you or someone you know could benefit from our programs, please don't hesitate to contact us at hello@neuropraxisrehab.com. Our team is here to support you every step of the way.
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NeuroPraxis recognizes World Physical Therapy Day on September 8 with the 2026 theme cardiovascular disease and stroke.
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NeuroPraxis published an article explaining why survivors deserve ongoing monitoring, individualized rehabilitation, and long-term support for brain injury survivors.
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NeuroPraxis published a study in the journal Psychophysiology suggesting that spontaneous sighs act as a physical reset button for breathing patterns during prolonged tasks.
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