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Find someone who understands
Browse a small, trusted community of practitioners who specialise in neuroplastic and mind-body symptoms. Notice who feels safe, calm and relatable.
Getting started
How to find and book support
- Browse practitioner profiles in the directory.
- Review training, approach, and scope of practice.
- Check delivery (online, in-person, or both) and availability.
- Book a first session with a practitioner who feels appropriate.
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Book at a pace that feels safe
Choose a time that works for your life. Fees and format are clear, reminders are gentle, and nothing feels pressured.
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Stay supported between sessions
Practitioners can share light practices, reflections and check-ins so you feel supported, not alone, between appointments.
You are not starting from zero
For people who have already tried so much
Many people arrive after years of tests, referrals and online searching. Neurowaze is designed to feel calmer than the journey you have had so far - fewer tabs open, clearer next steps, and one place to come back to.
What neuroplastic and mind–body support means
For some people, symptoms can be real and distressing while also being driven or maintained by a sensitised nervous system. This is often considered when scans or tests do not fully explain symptoms, or when symptoms persist long after an initial trigger has resolved.
These approaches aim to reduce threat and danger signalling, build safety in the body, and change unhelpful symptom patterns over time, alongside appropriate medical care.
What Neurowaze is (and is not)
Neurowaze is a practitioner directory and education platform. It helps you understand your options, see what training practitioners have, and choose a next step that fits your situation.
Neurowaze does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment. If you have red-flag symptoms or anything severe, new, or rapidly worsening, seek medical care.
Practitioner standards and verification
- Practitioner profiles list training, approach, and scope of practice.
- Credentials are reviewed before a practitioner is approved for inclusion.
- Practitioners must clearly state suitability and boundaries.
- Medical diagnosis, promises of cure, or discouraging medical care for red-flag symptoms are not permitted.
You can see training and session format (online, in-person, or both) on each profile before booking.
What people commonly seek support for
- Persistent back pain
- Sciatica and nerve-related symptoms
- Persistent neck or shoulder pain
- Symptoms with normal or inconclusive imaging
- Widespread or fibromyalgia-type symptoms
- Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
- Long COVID with persistent symptoms
- Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS / ME)
Suitability varies by individual and symptom profile. A qualified practitioner can help you assess whether a neuroplastic approach may be appropriate, alongside appropriate medical care.
