Most Brain Injuries Are Preventable. Here’s How.
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. As neurologists, we see firsthand how quickly a normal day can change because of a head injury. What many people do not realize is this: most brain injuries are preventable. Falls, sports collisions, car crashes, and even icy sidewalks account for thousands of injuries each year. Many of them […]
Read More »Making MS Visible in the Twin Cities
On a cool spring morning in Minneapolis, you might see someone walking around Bde Maka Ska with a cane. You might see a parent pausing on a park bench while their child runs ahead. You might see a colleague leave work early, quietly. What you may not see is multiple sclerosis. MS affects far more […]
Read More »How Cold Weather Affects Your Brain & Nerves
It’s not just your imagination; your brain really does feel the cold. Picture this: You step outside into the Minnesota cold, and within minutes your head starts to throb, your fingers go numb, and your thoughts feel sluggish. It’s not just discomfort, it’s your nervous system reacting to the season. For many, winter weather doesn’t […]
Read More »No Referral Needed: Be Seen Sooner for Neurology Care
January is the perfect time to take charge of your health. And now, seeing a neurologist at Minneapolis Clinic of Neurology is easier and faster than ever. We’re proud to share that a referral is no longer required to schedule many of our neurology appointments. If you’ve been waiting on care—or just unsure where to […]
Read More »Making a Difference in MS Care
Turning Personal Experience into Purpose For Dr. Jessica Piché, a neurologist at the Minneapolis Clinic of Neurology’s Edina location, multiple sclerosis care is more than a medical specialty—it’s personal. Her grandmother lived with MS, and from a young age, Dr. Piché watched the challenges her family faced. She attended MS Society Bike 150 events in […]
Listen Now »A Patient’s Story of Advocacy and Access
Every Step is a Gift When Julie Serlin moved from Milwaukee to Minneapolis in 2002, she was already living with a multiple sclerosis diagnosis. Finding the right care wasn’t just about convenience—it was about trust, connection, and longevity. “I wanted what I didn’t have before,” Julie said. “My previous neurologist was very direct and cold. […]
Listen Now »Understanding Seizures and Epilepsy
Don’t Wait to Get Answers About Seizures It often starts with something small. A strange sense of déjà vu. A brief spell of confusion. A sudden loss of awareness that only lasts seconds. Many people ignore these early signs, hoping they’ll pass on their own. But as Dr. Gerald Dove, neurologist at the Minneapolis Clinic […]
Listen Now »Bringing Clarity to Complex Neurologic Conditions
Why Early Neurology Care Matters Don’t Wait to Be Seen It starts small, with maybe a few dizzy spells, moments of confusion, or tingling in your hands that you brush off as stress or fatigue. But as Dr. Beth Ann Staab from the Minneapolis Clinic of Neurology’s Coon Rapids location explains, those small symptoms can […]
Listen Now »Finding Hope Through Neurology Care
Early Answers, Lasting Hope When Dr. Shelly Larson-Peters first chose neurology, she was drawn to what she calls “the mystery of the brain.” Today, as a board-certified neurologist specializing in multiple sclerosis (MS) and headache medicine at the Minneapolis Clinic of Neurology’s Coon Rapids location, she continues to uncover those mysteries every day—helping patients […]
Listen Now »Is It ADHD? What Testing Can Reveal in Young Adults
Every young adult feels distracted or overwhelmed sometimes. But for some, difficulty focusing, staying organized, or following through on goals goes far beyond “normal stress.” If you’ve ever wondered, “Do I have ADHD, or am I just burnt out?” you’re not alone. Many people reach their late teens or twenties before discovering that attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder […]
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