It’s all in your head.
Neuro-focused PT for people who want to finally feel like themselves again.
Board-Certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist (NCS)
★★★★★ on Google
15 years treating complex neuro cases
Board-Certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist (NCS) ★★★★★ on Google 15 years treating complex neuro cases
Why this works when other care hasn't
01
We listen to the whole story.
Every appointment, every symptom, every "the scans came back normal." The full picture matters, so we start there.
02
We assess what others skip.
Eyes, balance systems, movement patterns, how symptoms connect. One-on-one, unrushed, specialist-led.
03
You get a plan that makes sense.
Clear explanation of what's actually happening and concrete steps forward you can understand and act on.
How we help
Concussion Management
Headaches, brain fog, dizziness, visual disturbances that won't resolve.
Get back to reading, driving, working, and exercising without symptoms running the show.
Neurological Rehab
Movement challenges from stroke, Parkinson's, MS, or other brain and spinal cord conditions.
Move with more control, more confidence, and less fear of falling.
Vestibular Rehab
Dizziness, vertigo, imbalance, and that constant foggy-head feeling.
Steady on your feet again and clear on what was causing it all along.
Meet the team
Rashi Agrawal
PT, DPT, NCS
UT Austin (Hook ’Em), then a Doctorate in PT at USC. The football was rough at both. I’ve let it go. Mostly.
I came home to Houston for a neuro residency at Harris Health and became a board-certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist. Since then I’ve worked across inpatient and outpatient neuro and vestibular care, treating neurological conditions, chronic pain, and dizziness.
A lot of the people I see have already tried everything. They’ve followed the plan, and something still doesn’t add up. That’s where I start. I explain things simply, look at the whole person, and give you clear steps forward, because progress should feel possible.
Erica Thigpen
PT, NEURO
I came to KR Neuro as a student, with my textbooks and my nerves. I graduated at the top of my PT class, and somewhere in those early clinic hours I stopped being the new kid and became part of the team.
Before any of that, I was a dancer, and I still am. I love working with other dancers, helping them move better and stay in it with less risk of injury. I also work with complex neurological cases, and I’m calm and methodical about it. I’ll meet you exactly where you are, then walk you forward from there.