qEEG · photo
qEEG and neuroimaging
Quantitative EEG, P300 evoked potentials, MRI, MR volumetry. A precise map of the damage and the preserved networks — the basis for targeted, not generic, therapy.
Brain-health continuum · RESTORE level
Four clinics under one centre: memory, movement, pain, stress
Highly specialised medical care. We start with a comprehensive assessment of the condition, build a personal protocol and measure the result after treatment.
The centre's medical and scientific director is Dr. Viktor Kholin, a European expert in neurodegenerative disease, ageing neurology and brain longevity with 25 years of experience.
RESTORE directions
Four clinical directions of highly specialised care
Each direction is a separate clinic with its own diagnostic base and treatment methods. Choose the one closest to your situation: inside you'll find a breakdown of the conditions, the methods and the full programme cycle. If there are several conditions, that's normal — they often overlap, and we manage them together.
Restore · Memory & cognition
Memory and cognitive disorders clinic
Forgetfulness noticed by you or those close to you, trouble concentrating or handling demanding professional work, post-COVID fog, mild cognitive impairment, Alzheimer's disease and dementias.
Go → Restore · Movement disordersMovement disorders clinic
Trembling hands, slowness and rigidity, changes in gait and balance, Parkinson's disease, essential tremor, spasticity, dystonia.
Go → Restore · PainPain clinic
Migraine and headache, back pain, heel spur and epicondylitis, tendinopathies, muscle spasms, spasticity after a stroke.
Go → Restore · StressStress clinic
Anxiety and constant inner tension, disturbed sleep, emotional exhaustion, reduced concentration and memory under stress, states after prolonged traumatisation.
Go →How it works
One approach across all four clinics
Whatever the direction, the work is built the same way. The brain can rewire itself: neuroplasticity allows new connections to form around a damaged area. Our task is to guide that recovery — to assess the condition precisely, stimulate the preserved neural networks with focus, and consolidate the result with rehabilitation.
Precise assessment of the condition
qEEG, біомаркери та нейровізуалізація — точна карта ураження та збережених мереж як основа адресної терапії.
Case board
A multidisciplinary review of the situation. The goal is framed in function and quality of life, not in scale scores.
Neuromodulation protocol
TPS та мікрополяризація під контролем — прицільний вплив на збережені мережі.
RESTORE
restoring function
Rehabilitation therapy
Cognitive, motor and speech work — bringing skills back step by step.
Symptom control
Correction of co-occurring conditions, sleep and emotional stabilisation — everyday quality of life.
Family support
A clear plan and progress, support at a distance — the family is not left alone.
Quick test
Check your brain in one minute
Five short questions, one minute — see what state your brain is in and what to do next. No sign-up, results right away.
What RESTORE gives you
Comprehensive assessment, a personal protocol, a measurable result
The same principle works in each of the four clinics. We do not prescribe procedures before we understand the condition, and we do not finish a programme without a repeat measurement. The goal is not just a diagnosis, but symptom control, the return of function and dignity for the patient.
A comprehensive assessment instead of separate tests
The condition is assessed on several levels at once — molecular, structural, functional and cognitive. The discrepancy between them is itself diagnostically significant and often changes the diagnosis.
A personal protocol, not a set of procedures
The board assembles the whole programme: pharmacotherapy, neuromodulation, rehabilitation and symptom control work within one managed plan.
A result you can see in numbers
Every programme begins and ends with a measurement of the result. You see exactly what has changed.
Methods
The methods we use in RESTORE
Every protocol is chosen for the specific case — diagnosis, stage and the patient's goals. The methods combine into one managed recovery plan.
TPS Neurolith® · photo
TPS Neurolith®
Transcranial pulse stimulation for Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and after a stroke. Targets are set from the individual patient's MRI and an individually built protocol.
Rehabilitation · photo
Rehabilitation protocols
Cognitive, motor and speech rehabilitation — consolidating neuroplastic change and restoring function.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
I have symptoms, but no one has made a diagnosis. Is this the right place?
Yes. This is the most common situation among the people who come to us. A symptom without a diagnosis is not a reason to wait but a reason to look into it: a large share of conditions with similar presentations have different causes and different treatment. The work-up starts precisely with establishing what it is.
I already have a doctor. Are you replacing them?
No. We work as a second, deeper layer: extended diagnostics, methods not usually available in outpatient practice, and systematic monitoring. If you have a personal doctor, we give them our report in a format they can work with.
I have several conditions at once. Which clinic should I go to?
A combination of conditions is the rule rather than the exception: cognitive impairment often goes together with stress and disturbed sleep, Parkinson's with cognitive change, chronic pain with anxiety. We manage such cases comprehensively under one protocol. Start with the direction that troubles you most.
How long does the diagnostic stage take?
It depends on the direction and the chosen scope of the programme. As a rule it is several visits over one to two weeks. For out-of-town patients the schedule is compressed into a few consecutive days.
How hard are the procedures to tolerate?
All the methods used are performed on an outpatient basis. Before starting, contraindications are assessed; for some protocols, informed consent is signed with a full explanation of the method's status.
Do I need to come in every day?
No. A course of neuromodulation is usually several sessions a week over two to four weeks. Scheduled visits after the first diagnostic and treatment stage are usually once every three to six months. Part of the monitoring is done remotely.
Can I bring someone who does not want to be examined?
This is a common situation, especially when insight into one's own condition is reduced. Start with an anonymous consultation for the family — we'll work out how to build the conversation and where to begin. Sometimes the first step is not an examination but a visit without one.
How do you know the treatment is working?
Every programme begins with a measurement and ends with a repeat measurement using the same battery of tests and scales. The result is discussed in numbers, not by impressions. If there is no change, the protocol is revised rather than continued out of inertia.
What does the family get?
A clear plan with checkpoints, an explanation of what is happening and what comes next, and practical advice on organising the day and responding to difficult situations. Consultations for the family are part of the programme.
Can I start with a single consultation?
Yes. The first consultation commits you to nothing: its job is to go through the situation and say what we can help with and what we cannot.
Booking
A consultation on your case
Leave your contact details — a coordinating doctor will clarify the details, answer the family's questions and offer the nearest convenient time.