Recalibrate Your Brain and Body naturally with the Vagus Nerve Stimulation in Mansfield, Texas

 

Gentle Stimulation for Balance & Healing

Vagal Nerve Stimulation (VNS) is a non-invasive, science-backed technique that activates your body’s natural healing and calming pathways by stimulating the vagus nerve. The key communication line between your brain and vital organs. Think of it like flipping a switch that turns down stress and inflammation while turning up recovery, focus, and balance.

Your vagus nerve is like the body’s super controller. It helps control things like heart rate, digestion, immune response, and even mood. But due to chronic stress, injuries, or neurological imbalances, this nerve can become underactive or dysregulated. Vagal Nerve Stimulation uses gentle, external tools (like specific techniques, breathwork, or electrical impulses near the ear or neck) to wake up and regulate the vagus nerve. The result? Your brain and body start working in harmony again.

Benefits of Vagal Nerve Stimulation

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Calms the nervous system – Reduces fight-or-flight responses

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Enhances brain-body connection – Improves communication between organ systems

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Promotes neuroplasticity – Helps the brain adapt, rewire, and heal

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Reduces inflammation – By modulating the immune response

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Improves heart rate variability (HRV) – A marker of overall health and resilience

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Boosts digestive function – Via parasympathetic tone

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Regulates mood and energy – Helps balance neurotransmitters

Conditions This Treats

  • Anxiety, depression, and PTSD
  • Migraines and chronic headaches
  • Digestive issues like IBS
  • Long COVID and chronic fatigue
  • Autoimmune and inflammatory conditions
  • Tinnitus
  • Poor sleep and insomnia
  • ADHD or sensory processing issues
  • Neurological disorders (like Parkinson’s or post-concussion syndrome)
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How We Treat

At Calibration Brain + Body, vagal nerve stimulation isn’t a one-size-fits-all tool. It’s a precision-based, whole-body strategy. With extensive experience using over four different types of stimulation technologies and a variety of low-tech vagal inputs like humming, gargling, breathwork, and meditation, we’ve developed a truly integrative approach. What makes us different is how we thoughtfully stack these methods; layering high-tech and low-tech interventions in a specific sequence based on each patient’s unique nervous system needs. Every protocol is guided by real-time Heart Rate Variability (HRV) testing, ensuring we target the right areas of imbalance with the most effective tools, whether that’s calming an overstimulated system or activating one that’s underperforming.

What Our Patients Are Saying

Meet the Team

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DR. JOSEPH ADAMS D.C., M.S.

Doctor of Chiropractic, MS Clinical Neuroscience

Dr. Joe has a passion for helping people with significant health challenges through integrated care that includes chiropractic, functional neurology, vestibular rehabilitation, neuro-ophthalmology, and physical therapy. He loves helping people who are suffering through head pain (migraines, headaches, etc.) and neurological conditions find answers, solutions, and healing.

As a lifelong learner, he is always pursuing more education on how to best help his patients using the most advanced care applications. He fulfilled his residency at an integrated neurological rehabilitation center where he focused on providing chiropractic care to some of the most challenging cases. He also gained insight into functional and integrated medicine, along with post-graduate training in neurology. In his free time he uses his skills in welding and woodworking to build furniture and other home decor. He is usually spending his time with his wife (Dr. Jordan) and their two young children. He enjoys all kinds of fitness, especially weight lifting and yoga.

EDUCATION:

  • Doctor of Chiropractic – Cum Laude (Parker University)
  • Masters Degree in Applied Clinical Neuroscience (Parker University)
  • Postgraduate Migraine Management

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT:

  • Texas Chiropractic Association, Education and Events Committee
  • Continuing Education Provider for other chiropractors
  • Mansfield Police Department, Training Advisory Board
  • Mansfield Area Chamber of Commerce, Former Board Member
  • Rotary Club of Mansfield, Former Board Member

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DR. JORDAN ADAMS, DC, MS, CST

Doctor of Chiropractic, MS Clinical Nutrition, Craniosacral Therapy

Dr. Jordan’s mission is to help others create more harmony in their life. Whether that’s a gentle word or a gentle adjustment. She approaches care from a mind + body perspective, empowering individuals to experience a deeper level of health, balance, and connection at every stage of their journey.

As a co-founder of Calibration Brain & Body, Dr. Jordan guides her patients and community toward more aligned living through gentle chiropractic care, craniosacral therapy, nutrition, community-centered yoga, and inspirational writing.Dr. Jordan has a special passion for infants and new moms, helping to support the transitions in this stage of life. She holds additional training in prenatal chiropractic care and is Webster Certified to provide specific support throughout pregnancy. She draws on her craniosacral training to help nurture the infant’s sensitive nervous system into a state of ease and balance.

Outside the office and off the yoga mat, Dr. Jordan can often be found adventuring outdoors on horseback, playing games with her kids, getting lost in a good book, writing poetry, or roping her husband (Dr. Joe) into their next creative home DIY project.

EDUCATION:

  • Doctor of Chiropractic – Salutatorian; Magna Cum Laude; JWP Service Award (Parker University)
  • Craniosacral Therapy Certified – Dynamic Body Balancing
  • 500 hour yoga instructor + prenatal certified
  • Postgraduate training in prenatal, pediatrics, functional nutrition

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT:

  • Texas Chiropractic Association: Education and Event Committee
  • Published Author: Pathways To Family Wellness and Plaid for Women
  • Mansfield Park Facilities Development Corporation, Former Board Member

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Dr. Kara Oliver

DR. KARA OLIVER D.C., M.S.

Doctor of Chiropractic, MS Clinical Neuroscience

Dr. Kara Oliver has a strong academic foundation in neuroscience and a patient centered approach to care. She holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Neuroscience and is deeply interested in functional neurology, particularly how the brain influences cognition, development, and everyday performance.

She focuses on targeted, neurologically informed care that helps patients understand the why behind their symptoms and supports meaningful, lasting improvement. Dr. Kara’s approach closely aligns with Calibration Brain + Body’s commitment to root cause, brain based care, combining clinical precision with compassionate connection.

Originally from San Antonio, Dr. Kara attended Texas A&M University and earned both her Doctor of Chiropractic (Cum Laude) and Master’s degree in Applied Clinical Neuroscience from Parker University. Growing up with a chiropractor father, she developed an early appreciation for the impact of chiropractic and neurological care on quality of life.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Kara enjoys strength training, discovering great coffee spots, and spending time with her fiancé and their two goldendoodles, Ranger and Ryder.

EDUCATION:

  • Doctor of Chiropractic – Cum Laude (Parker University)
  • Masters Degree in Applied Clinical Neuroscience (Parker University)

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OLGA

Future Chiropractor / Rehab Team

Hi! Moving from Russia to explore the Fitness & Wellness field I found myself in healthcare helping the best Doctors of Chiropractic in Texas. I enjoy spending time outside, hanging out with my two boys – Pistol and Bullet. Yeah, weird names because they are dogs 😉 Love working out and always learning something new!

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SARA

Practice Manager

Texas has been my home for over 10 years, but Hawaii will always have my heart. I’m very passionate about Chiropractic and I’m constantly learning something new. I live a simple life that brings me so much joy. When I’m not at Calibration greeting you at the front desk, you would most likely find me indulging in a good book or tv show. I am very approachable and always ready for great conversation.

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BETH

Lead Rehab Tech

I am a native Texan born and raised in the Arlington area. I have spent the last six years as a Certified Personal Trainer and Nutrition Coach. I love working with people to better their health and wellness.

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Sophia

Patient Care Advocate

Sophia works in front desk and rehab and loves helping patients feel their best. She graduated from Texas Tech University with a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology and is planning to pursue a career in nursing. Outside of work, Sophia enjoys spending time with her family and going on coffee walks with her dogs, Callie and Brooklyn.

FAQ's

Q What exactly is the vagus nerve, and why is it important?
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The vagus nerve is the longest cranial nerve in the body, connecting your brainstem to your heart, lungs, gut, and more. It plays a key role in regulating digestion, inflammation, mood, heart rate, and your body’s ability to relax and recover. When it’s underactive or out of sync, many systems can suffer. By stimulating the vagus nerve, we help reestablish balance in the brain-body connection.

Q Is it safe?
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Yes; our methods are completely non-invasive and safe for most people. We always begin with a detailed assessment to ensure each technique is appropriate for your body and nervous system. Many patients actually find the sessions relaxing and restorative.

Q Will I feel anything during the session?
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That depends on the method we use. Some techniques feel like a gentle pulsing or warmth, while others (like humming or breathwork) feel natural and calming. Most patients report feeling more grounded, clear-headed, and relaxed by the end of a session.

Q How many sessions will I need?
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It depends on your health history and goals. Some patients feel changes after just a few sessions, while others benefit from a longer series; especially if vagal dysregulation has been present for years. We reassess your HRV and clinical progress along the way to adjust your plan as needed.