Jocelyn graduated Magna Cum Laude with both her Bachelors in Special Education 0-21 at Florida Atlantic University, and her Masters in Occupational Therapy at North Central College. Jocelyn has a passion to utilize a natural approach to address the needs of the whole person with a trauma informed approach to occupational therapy.

She has specialized training in trauma informed practices and reflex integration as well as over 20 years of pediatric experience with a variety of diagnoses. Jocelyn has seen both personally and professionally the benefits of a holistic approach to health and wellness.

Riley is a dedicated and skilled occupational therapist who has a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of Illinois and a Doctorate in Occupational Therapy from Midwestern University. Throughout her education and career, Riley has developed a holistic, client-centered approach to therapy, prioritizing the connection between body, mind, and environment to promote meaningful engagement in daily life.

With diverse experience across various practice settings, including early intervention, school-based therapy, inpatient rehabilitation, and dementia care, Riley’s passion lies in supporting individuals to achieve their highest level of independence. Her passion for neurology drives her commitment to utilizing evidence-based practices and individualized interventions to address functional challenges related to neurological disorders.

Lisa joined our team in April of 2023. She is a Certified Occupational Therapist. She earned her degree in 2017 and has gained experience working in settings such as skilled nursing, home health, subacute care, pediatrics, as well as management.

Lisa changed her career path from special education to occupational therapy after witnessing the life changing benefits it made in the lives of the profound special needs students she was working with.

When Lisa is not working, she enjoys doing craft with her daughters, going on motorcycle rides with her husband, and taking her dogs for long walks.

Michelle has always had a strong interest in Neurology and how the nervous system plays an important part in all aspects of our lives. As a child and into adulthood, she struggled with anxiety and OCD tendencies. Her energy was directed towards the performing arts with dance, which greatly improved her focus. Michelle graduated from Northern Illinois with a Bachelor’s degree in Theatre with emphasis in dance.

Michelle is so glad to be a part of a team that truly makes a difference, big and small, in our patients’ lives in really tackling the source of these conditions. As a front desk role with Interactive Neurology, she strives for excellence in all patient communication. She loves getting to know each individual that comes in and seeing the wonderful progress being made by each person.

Winny graduated with her Bachelors in Community Health in 2020 and Masters in Health Administration in 2022 from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. She enjoys video games, volleyball, and watching chinese dramas. She has a passion to work with a team that provides patient centric care and is constantly working to bridge the gaps in care.

She believes that all patients should not only be seen as a set of symptoms but as a whole, so we can really get to the root cause of their health concerns. Her goal with a community health background is to find the best way to provide access to care for people of all demographics and socioeconomic status.

After his 8-year Doctorate of Chiropractic from National University of Health Sciences, Dr. Imber completed another 300+ postdoctoral credit hours in neurology through the Carrick Institute. Matthew then passed the Neuro Diplomate Board Examinations, established by the American Chiropractic Neurology Board. Dr. Imber began his scientific career working in organic chemistry research and as a toxicologist for the pharmaceutical industry. He then began working in hospitals helping patients who had severe mental disabilities. It was here when he began to question other available treatments for patients suffering from neurological conditions.

Matthew also had personal motivation as he was beginning to suffer from a genetic disorder that resulted in shaking of the hands.  These essential tremors were something that had affected numerous members of his family of which none had been able to get relief by traditional medical options available. Through a lot of research and a little bit of luck, he discovered the field of Functional Neurology. He then decided to leave the research world to attend National University with the goals of being able to offer more options for neurological care.