We use two phrases carefully on this site, and this page explains why: the individual therapies we use are evidence-based; your individualized program is an evidence-informed synthesis of them. That line is easy to blur — so we'd rather show you the seam, and let you weigh the rest of this site for yourself.
The modality evidence
Every therapy class inside a MindForge program is chosen from the published, peer-reviewed literature. The load-bearing examples:
- Vestibular rehabilitation — meta-analytic support for peripheral vestibular dysfunction; the strongest-evidenced modality class we use.
- Sub-symptom-threshold aerobic exercise after concussion — randomized-trial support for graded exertion below the symptom line.
- Structured, supervised exercise programs for POTS — first-line, evidence-based care when built and paced for autonomic dysfunction, in the lineage of published cardiology rehabilitation research.
- Multidisciplinary intensive motor retraining for functional neurological disorder — published program studies supporting the retraining model.
- Exercise-based fall prevention for older adults — one of the best-evidenced interventions in all of rehabilitation.
Each condition page cites the specific studies behind its claims, with numbered sources — because a claim you can't check is just marketing.
Why your program is "evidence-informed" — and why that's the accurate term
Your program combines several evidence-based modalities, individually dosed, for your specific presentation. That combination — your combination — has never been the subject of its own randomized trial, and it never will be: individualized, multi-modal interventions are structurally unsuited to single-intervention trial design. This isn't a weakness we're confessing; it's a known property of complex interventions that evidence methodology bodies — the UK Medical Research Council's complex-interventions framework, evidence-based-medicine centers, and the FDA's framing for individualized therapies — address directly: evaluate such care by systematic, published measurement in the population actually being treated.
So that's what we do.
The measurement answer
Every MindForge patient is measured at evaluation, through the program, and at re-test — objective instruments plus validated symptom measures, against their own baseline. Those outcomes feed a structured registry from day one, with methodology we're happy to describe because it's how care already works here. Our aggregate outcomes will be published when the data has earned it — and until then, we won't quote ourselves as evidence. What we will show you, from your first day, is your own data.
What we won't do
No cherry-picked testimonials standing in for outcomes. No "studies show" without a checkable citation. No claiming the program is "proven" when the accurate words are measured and documented. And no pretending an absent trial is either a scandal or a secret — it's a methodology fact, and now you know exactly how we handle it.
Read it for your condition
The evidence, cited, lives where you need it: on each condition page — and the way it all becomes a plan starts at the MindForge Discovery Day. Bring the hard questions to the free 15-minute call — we like them.