NIS – Neurological Integration System
At Neuro Restore, we believe in supporting the whole family with a natural and holistic approach to health. Our gentle yet highly effective method, the Neurological Integration System (NIS), is suitable for all ages — from newborns to adults.
NIS is based on the principles of neurophysiology, addressing the root cause of dysfunction by working directly with the nervous system. Under the influence of stress, trauma, illness, or environmental pressures, the communication pathways between the brain and body can become disrupted. Using NIS, Natalie identifies where these connections have become impaired and works to reconnect the circuits — allowing the body to restore itself naturally, and without force.
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NIS can support the restoration of (but is not limited to):
Neurological & Cognitive: Concussion, brain fog, lethargy, burnout, stress, fatigue
Hormonal & Reproductive: Conception and fertility issues, hormonal imbalances, menstrual irregularities
Post-Viral & Immune Health: Long Covid, chronic viral or bacterial infections, fungal or mould-related issues, parasites
Nutritional & Environmental: Allergies, nutritional deficiencies, sensitivity to environmental stressors
Musculoskeletal & Autonomic: Structural injuries, CRPS, tendonitis, FND, POTS, muscular imbalances
Women's Focus
Our Women's Focus sessions are designed to support women of all ages and stages — mothers, daughters, sisters, aunties, and grandmothers — with a natural, holistic approach to restoring health, strength, and vitality.
These sessions combine the Neurological Integration System (NIS) with dural tissue therapy, working with your nervous system and connective tissue to create deep and lasting change.
“I didn’t realise how much I was putting up with — and that I no longer have to.”
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Strengthening pelvic ligaments and muscles, pre- or post-pregnancy (no matter how long ago your pregnancy was)
Supporting recovery from vaginal wall trauma (all techniques use gentle external pressure points only)
Supporting the bladder, easing haemorrhoids, and enhancing pelvic floor function
Helping the brain activate and regulate pelvic function, removing the need for conventional pelvic floor exercises
Improving mobility and alignment through the pelvis, spine, shoulders and neck
Supporting libido and hormonal balance
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My own experience with this work brought relief from pelvic discomfort I'd lived with for over 16 years, following post-term pregnancies, traumatic birth, and multiple miscarriages. After just three sessions, the discomfort was gone — and it has not returned.
This experience ignited a deep passion in me to support other women in restoring their strength, connection and vitality, gently and naturally.
Dural Tissue Therapy (DTT)
Dural Tissue Therapy is a powerful, gentle, and holistic method designed to release trauma from the dural and meningeal tissues — the protective layers surrounding the nervous system, brain, and spinal cord.
At Neuro Restore, DTT is often combined with NIS to provide deep, foundational care. While NIS restores neurological circuitry, DTT helps release physical and energetic restrictions along the spine and dura — enhancing the brain-body connection and supporting long-term change. This gentle approach is suitable for all ages, from newborns to adults.
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Post-concussion support: Relief from lingering symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, cognitive fog, and fatigue
Severe and recurring migraines: Targeting the root neurological tension contributing to migraines and facial pressure
Impact injuries: Supporting recovery from accidents, falls, or birth trauma (including for babies and children)
Immune system support and restoration: Especially when inflammation is playing a role in autoimmune, post-viral, or chronic fatigue symptoms
Nervous system overload and sensory issues: Helpful in calming overstimulation, stress responses, and regulating overstressed systems
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Dural Tissue Therapy was developed from over 20 years of clinical experience and has been used successfully for a wide range of complex presentations. For more about its origins and development, visit www.duraltissuetherapy.com.