Dr. J. Douglas Brown, a board-certified neurologist and Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Neurology Board, serves patients with a dedication to enhancing mental clarity and brain functionality. His passion for neuroscience led him to obtain a Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) degree in 1994 and further his studies in neurology in the late 1990s, merging functional medicine and chiropractic care to create innovative treatments.

As the first practitioner to use transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) in Alabama, Brown employs advanced techniques for treating brain disorders. He utilizes Dale Bredesen’s ReCode protocol and Deep TMS, a noninvasive treatment developed by BrainsWay, which corrects faulty brain pathways and fosters new nerve connections to alleviate symptoms of mental health conditions.

Brown believes that successful brain pathway rehabilitation requires integrating multiple disciplines, including Functional Medicine, Deep TMS and nutraceuticals. This approach addresses conditions such as anxiety, memory issues, serious brain trauma, dementia, ADD, ADHD and autism. He treats a wide range of patients, including accident victims, individuals with speech and mobility issues and those struggling with severe depression or suicidal tendencies.

Rather than masking symptoms, Brown focuses on resolving the underlying problems. He has revived patients from persistent vegetative states and transformed the lives of children and adults, aged 5 to 100, often succeeding where other professionals have failed. He emphasizes the importance of early intervention and encourages patients to seek treatment at the first sign of symptoms.

Brown is thrilled to help patients in Foley, Daphne, Fairhope and Gulf Shores, Alabama. He also sees patients from Florida, Louisiana and globally through telemedicine. His goal is to restore quality of life for patients, their caregivers and families. "In medicine, drugs often alleviate symptoms but are not solutions. Our brain-focused approach aims for targeted results and full recovery," he explains.