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Earned his medical degree from the University of Alabama. He interned in surgery and did residencies in neurology and neurosurgery at the University of Alabama. He was Chief Resident in 1968 at the Medical College of South Carolina, whereat he completed additional training in neurology. He earned a Ph.D. in 1988 from Walden University in the field of management, writing his dissertation on social change in American medical practice. Dr. Green has published more than 60 papers in the refereed medical literature and authored three textbooks. He is Board Certified in Neurology, Electroencephalography, Thermography and Pain Management. |
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Dr. Joseph Warner, M.D. A Harvard-trained neurologist and neuroanatomist who is actively practicing neurology. He has authored an internationally acclaimed Textbook of Neuroanatomy. His current interests and research are in the understanding of the neuronal circuitry necessary for the maintenance of balance. |
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Dr. Leon-Barth Dr. Barth is Board Certified, practicing Pediatric Neurologist, assists in training physicians and technologists in balance diagnosis for both adults and children. He serves as an instructor training providers for the Secure Balance system and is a board certified member of the ABBM.
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 Dr. Leon-Barth is board certified by the American Board of Electroencephalography, and he has authored many literature publications. |
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She has practiced in Jacksonville, Florida since 1984.
DR Fralicker pioneered the DUAL use of the low power laser used in conjunction with the infrared in protocols developed by DR FRED KAHN in Toronto CANADA. |
Deborah Fralicker, R.N., D.C. Dr. Deborah Fralicker is a chiropractic physician who performs spinal manipulations, both manual and non-manual manipulation with activator technique. She has been a chiropractic physician since 1983 and a registered nurse since 1974. Dr. Fralicker specializes in acupuncture, needle treatments, current and laser. Massage therapy and low level laser treatments are also used to treat chronic pain. Natural medicine alternatives are available in diet instruction and supplementation. |
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