Neurological Recovery · Fort Lauderdale
A stroke you’re still recovering from. A face that won’t fully cooperate. A nerve that fires without warning. Vision that’s quietly fading at the center. Standard care often means monitoring these conditions rather than actively treating the nerve and circulatory health behind them. There is a different way: treat the nervous system directly, for as long as it keeps responding.
Three layers of the same problem, what the body and nervous system are doing, what it does to you, and why it’s wrong to leave it there.
A hand that won’t fully close. A face that doesn’t move the way it used to. Pain that fires without warning. Vision that’s quietly narrowing at the center. Neurological conditions rarely look the same from one patient to the next.
Grieving a version of yourself, mid-recovery. The self-consciousness of a face or a gait that doesn’t match how you feel inside. The quiet fear of a “plateau” or a slow decline being the final word.
A plateau is not a ceiling, and monitoring is not the same as treating. You deserve more than reassurance that “most cases resolve” or a schedule of visits to watch something progress.
Nobody upstream is paid to ask whether the underlying nerve and circulatory health can be actively treated for longer than the standard window allows. That’s the gap this clinic exists to close.
The standard system’s move for many neurological conditions is watch and wait: a defined rehab window, a course of steroids, a recheck visit.
No two of these are the same. Each treated as its own case, not a general prescription.
Progress doesn’t have a deadline.
Read more →Stop bracing for the next jolt.
Read more →Support the nerve while there’s still time.
Read more →Don’t just wait for your face to come back.
Read more →Support for retinal circulation, alongside your ophthalmologist’s care.
Read more →Targets the nervous system’s signaling and capacity to rebuild directly, the reason recovery can continue long after a “plateau” is declared.
Microcurrent at millionths of an ampere, FDA-cleared for the symptomatic relief of pain. We use it to support the cellular ATP production nerve tissue needs to repair, while calming inflammation around affected nerves and muscles. Most patients feel nothing during the session itself; any changes tend to build gradually, over weeks.
Ozone-based regenerative therapy that boosts oxygen delivery and microcirculation to neural tissue starved by inflammation, injury, or reduced blood flow. Nerve recovery is, in large part, a supply and repair problem; O3 ReBoot works on both.
Patients arrive here carrying the same two things: a bag of medications and the sentence “you’ll just have to manage it.” Susan Mitchell has spent more than three decades proving that sentence wrong, not with promises, but with a protocol.
Susan Mitchell, AP is a Florida-licensed Acupuncture Physician and clinical director of South Florida Acupuncture in Fort Lauderdale. She combines acupuncture and ATP Resonance BioTherapy®, with O3 ReBoot Therapy® added, into a single coordinated protocol, tailored to each patient’s case.
The stalled recoveries and “you’ve plateaued” cases are most of what walks through this door. Years of them have taught her the nervous system often keeps responding well after the rehab clock runs out.
Susan Mitchell, AP
Clinical Director · 30+ years
Your treatment frequency, therapy mix, and program length are set as a plan at your evaluation, built around your case. We hold to that plan for the most part, and adjust it as needed when your response calls for it.
How long you’ve had it and how far it’s progressed sets your starting intensity.
Your baseline is measured at the evaluation, and the plan follows what recovery actually does from there.
For some cases the finish line is regained function; for others, holding steady. We define it with you, not for you.
Candidacy comes first: the evaluation determines whether the program fits your condition, then we discuss the investment in person.
Nerve pathways and muscle function that go unused for extended periods become harder to recover. A facial nerve given only “time” can settle into a pattern that’s harder to reverse later.
Buttoning a shirt, holding a coffee cup, gripping a hand, without having to think about it first.
No bracing for the next electric jolt. No burning nerve pain keeping you from real sleep.
A smile that works on both sides. An expression that finally looks like you again.
A page, a face across the room, a street sign, without the center of your vision working against you.
Individual results vary. These reflect specific patients’ experiences and are not typical or guaranteed outcomes.
Your initial consultation is $45. Tell us your story, and we’ll evaluate your case.
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3471 North Federal Highway, Suite 500
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306
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Physicians across Broward County refer patients here; a phone call is all it takes.
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