Your Pathway
Where are you not functioning as well as you could?
You are doing well, and you want to know how much better you could do.
Nothing is obviously wrong. You may run a company, sit on a board, or compete at a serious level, and you are accustomed to demanding a great deal of yourself. What brings you here is not a complaint but a suspicion: that you are not drawing on everything you have, or, as clients often describe it, that you are leaving something on the table.
What is Brain-Body Functional Assessment?You are living with a chronic health condition or persistent symptoms that continue to limit how well you function.
You may be living with neuropathy, persistent balance problems, cognitive degeneration, digestive issues, or the lingering effects of an old injury. You have seen multiple doctors, undergone a series of treatments, and still do not have the improvement you were hoping for. What you want now is not another medication—you want to function better and regain your quality of life.
What is Cognitive Acuity?If you are like most of The Finery’s clients, your time is heavily committed. You run a business and travel constantly, which means that a thirty- or sixty-day program, however well designed, is out of the question. Speed and efficiency is therefore the first requirement, and the practice is organized to meet it. You typically spend two to four consecutive days with Dr. Rawlin in Layton. Whether you come with one concern or several, your care is focused on the specific problems and patterns identified through your history and assessment. Rather than separating those concerns into different courses of care, Dr. Rawlin addresses them together through an individualized, concentrated approach.
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Every engagement begins by Dr. Rawlin assessing both your cognitive and physical function. Cognitive Acuity refers to memory, focus, clarity, processing, and executive function. Through the Brain-Body Functional Assessment, he evaluates movement, balance, coordination, and gait for signs of compensation and altered neurological function. This physical assessment is included regardless of the reason for your visit because compensation often becomes visible in the way the body moves.
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Dr. Rawlin uses the assessment to identify where you are not functioning as well as you could, including patterns of compensation you may not realize are present. He looks beyond whether you can complete a movement to how you are doing it and whether your body is compensating. The assessment is recorded on video so you can see the same movement patterns he is observing.
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Based on those findings, Dr. Rawlin uses Neural Pathway Integration — NPI — the method he developed, to treat the neural connections involved in the patterns identified during the assessment. Because any treatment is based on each client’s findings, care is always personalized rather than designed around a set protocol.
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When function has dropped out of the body’s normal pattern, other areas compensate to keep you moving. NPI works to bring that function back into use, reducing the need for compensation and — often times — further treatment.
Step 01
The process begins with a brief questionnaire followed by a discovery call with The Finery team. The purpose is to understand what you are seeking help with and determine whether The Finery is the right fit. If your needs fall outside the scope of the practice—for example, if you are simply looking for a routine chiropractic adjustment—the team will tell you upfront and direct you if other care is deemed more fitting.
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If The Finery appears to be a good fit, the next step is a video consultation with Dr. Rawlin. He reviews your health history in detail, including how long the problem has been present, what care you have already tried, and how you have responded. When relevant, he also reviews prior laboratory testing and imaging in advance. By the end of the consultation, he can usually explain what he believes may be contributing to the problem and how he would approach it through assessment and NPI treatment.
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You then travel to Layton, Utah, for two to four consecutive days of focused care with Dr. Rawlin. He begins with a recorded assessment to establish a clear baseline, then uses those findings to guide your NPI treatment. Before you leave, the same tests are repeated on video so you can directly compare your function before and after treatment.
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He contacts you the week after you return, once you are back in your normal routine and able to judge what has changed, and again later on.
