Brain fatigue involves a decline in mental energy, focus, and cognitive performance due to neurological dysfunction. Unlike general tiredness, it persists despite rest and often stems from imbalances in brain networks responsible for attention, regulation, and recovery.

Functional neurology identifies causes such as poor brain connectivity, inflammation, past concussions, chronic stress, poor sleep, nutrient deficiencies, and autonomic nervous system imbalances that reduce the brain’s ability to recover and self-regulate.

We perform a detailed neurological exam including eye movement tests, balance assessments, cognitive evaluations, reflex testing, and advanced lab work to identify dysfunction in specific brain areas and their contributing metabolic or structural causes.

A root cause assessment for brain fatigue is essential to identify underlying neurological, metabolic, or lifestyle imbalances. By targeting the specific causes—such as inflammation, poor brain connectivity, or nutrient deficiencies—functional neurology offers personalised, effective interventions that go beyond symptom relief to promote lasting recovery.