"During decades of medical practice, I have been privileged to experience on a daily basis the remarkable qualities of persons. From my perspective each one is a work of art.

The brain is the supreme human organ and how well it functions determines the course of one’s life. This is why I developed NeuroIntegrative Medicine [NIM], an approach that assesses the physical interactions between each person's brain and body. Integrating this knowledge improves the likelihood that treatment selection will be physically compatible and effective."

Dr. Hamlin Emory

The NIM clinical approach differs from traditional practice by assessing if a neurological factor is a component of a mental, behavioral, addictive, learning or a complex medical disorder. This is done in step-wise fashion that initially includes clinical and technical procedures.

Clinical Procedure: We do this by collecting key data from each person's medical history, including specific data that may not be thought significant in current medical, psychiatric or psychological practice. Then we integrate this knowledge with any physical, mental status and cognitive performance findings.

Technical Procedures: Individualized laboratory values are examined within the context of a person's clinical findings to rule out certain medical illnesses.Then each person's brain waves [EEG or Electroencephalogram] are extracted, examined, and measured [Quantitative Electroencephalogram or QEEG] against an age-matched average.

This information is then analyzed. We match each person's EEG and QEEG data with similar data from patients whose treatment outcomes are known.This unique, comprehensive approach decreases the incidence of adverse effects and increases likelihood that treatment will be compatible and effective.