At Whole Brain Holistic Care, we work with individuals and families who are looking for answers beyond symptom management alone. Many people who come to our practice are dealing with complex emotional, neurological, or immune-related challenges that have not fully improved with conventional approaches.

Our goal is to help uncover underlying contributors to mental and neurological symptoms while supporting the body’s natural systems. Through functional medicine, holistic care, and personalized wellness strategies, we guide patients toward improved regulation, better health, and a stronger foundation for long-term wellbeing.

Whole Brain Holistic Care provides virtual consultations for patients throughout North Carolina and South Carolina.

Many patients seek care when their emotional health feels unpredictable, overwhelming, or difficult to manage. We support individuals experiencing a wide range of mental health concerns while also exploring potential biological or physiological contributors.

Common concerns we help evaluate and support include:

Our approach focuses on understanding the full picture of a person’s health, including lifestyle factors, biological contributors, and nervous system regulation.

Mental and neurological symptoms can sometimes be connected to immune system activity and inflammation. These connections are often overlooked in traditional care, yet they can play an important role in emotional regulation, cognition, and behavior.

At Whole Brain Holistic Care, we specialize in integrative support for individuals experiencing neuroimmune-related symptoms, including:

Our care focuses on identifying patterns that may connect immune health with neurological symptoms and supporting the body in restoring balance.

We provide supportive and integrative care for individuals on the autism spectrum. Our focus is not on changing identity or neurodiversity, but on helping patients achieve better regulation, comfort, and quality of life.
We work with individuals experiencing challenges such as:

We work with individuals experiencing challenges such as:

Many families come to us seeking a deeper understanding of how gut health, immune function, and environmental factors may influence neurological wellness.

PANS (Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome) and PANDAS (Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections) involve sudden changes in mood, behavior, or neurological functioning that are often linked to immune system activity.

We evaluate children and adolescents who experience abrupt neuropsychiatric changes such as:

These conditions often require a specialized approach that considers immune triggers, inflammation, and nervous system regulation.

Attention and executive functioning difficulties can affect children, teens, and adults in many areas of life. While ADHD is commonly treated with medication alone, many people benefit from exploring additional biological contributors that may influence attention and emotional regulation.

We support individuals experiencing:

Our care looks beyond symptoms to understand factors that may influence focus, behavior, and regulation.

The gut and brain are closely connected through what is often called the gut-brain axis. Digestive health, inflammation, and nutrient absorption can influence mood, cognition, and nervous system function.

We work with patients who may be experiencing gut-related factors affecting mental wellness, including:

Addressing digestive health can often play a meaningful role in improving neurological and emotional wellbeing.

Healthy sleep and balanced nervous system function are essential for emotional and cognitive health. When the nervous system is constantly in a state of stress or hyperarousal, it can affect mood, focus, and resilience.

We support individuals experiencing:

Improving sleep and nervous system regulation often becomes a key part of restoring overall wellness.

Many patients come to Whole Brain Holistic Care after trying multiple treatments without finding lasting improvement. They may have received several diagnoses or been told that testing appears normal despite ongoing symptoms.

We often work with individuals who:

By taking a broader view of health, we aim to identify patterns and contributors that may have been overlooked.