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In 2021 while treating a young boy with cerebral palsy he observed a strong relationship between a central inflamatory state of the CNS and the peripheral manifestation of spasticity. Treating only through the CNS he was able to markedly reduce the peripheral spasticity that was present throughout the right side of the boys body. From that point forward Tim worked to establish a sytematic process necessary to reproduce this therapeutic effect by developing diagnostics and treatment protocols that could be applied to everyone.
By 2022 his exploration into the CNS had yielded the humble beginnings of the LSP in a format that could be taught to the internal staff of Counterstrain Portalnd. By early 2023 the diagnostics and treatments had advanced to the point of requiring a small group of dedicated practitioners that would help vet the developing protocol and so the SRT (Special Response Team) was formed. The SRT helped tremendously by participating in the first, large scale pilot study that ran from 2023 to 2024 and the subsequent pilots run in 2025 and 2026.
Tim formed NTS (Neuro-Therapeutic Solutions) in 2024 to facilitate the teaching and propagation of the LSP. The need for an effective and accessible hands on treatment for the alleviation of the syptoms of psychological injury is so large that he felt compelled to figure out the best way to address this part of the human brain and deliver a viable solution to the community of manual therapists as soon as it was ready. It took nearly 6 years to arrive at the final version of the LSP Phase I and development is continuing on phase II and III of the LSP which will debut in 2027 and 2028.
Robbins’ philanthropic footprint is substantial: through his partnership with Feeding America, he has helped deliver tens of billions of meals to people in need, and through the Tony Robbins Foundation he has funded thousands of grants to health and human services organizations, brought curriculum into more than 1,700 correctional facilities, and supported clean water access for hundreds of thousands of people daily in India. His long-standing focus on the intersection of physiology, psychology, and human performance makes him a natural strategic voice for an organization working at the intersection of the nervous system and trauma recovery.
As a member of the Neuro-Therapeutic Solutions Advisory Board, Robbins lends his experience in communication, business strategy, and large-scale mission-driven growth to help guide NTS as it scales its research and training in trauma-focused manual therapy.
Alongside San Diego FC, Tom co-founded Right to Dream San Diego, a residential soccer academy and educational institution built around youth development, and has been a steady advocate for community-first organizational strategy — building pathways for local talent and integrating civic engagement into business operations wherever he leads.
As a member of the Neuro-Therapeutic Solutions Advisory Board, Penn brings his business, legal, and organizational strategy expertise to help NTS navigate its growth as a research and training organization, applying the same discipline he’s used to build professional sports franchises to advancing trauma-focused therapeutic care.
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So when Tim first approached me in 2023 to discuss what were the humble beginnings of the LSP, he had my interest right away. It was an easy call to join the Medical Advisory team.
The LSP has developed so much since then, and I can confidently say that it is a clinical tool with strikingly few peers in its present healing power and its future potential. Anyone with any background in manual medicine would be doing a profound service to their clients by adding the LSP to their arsenal.
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Chris Green MA, Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (#R8998), serves on the Board of Advisors for Neuro-Therapeutic Solutions, where he advises on clinical, mental health as it relates to the LSP (Limbi System Protocol). His perspective integrates professional training in psychology with extensive lived experience in military service, law enforcement, combat sports, cumulative occupational stress, and traumatic brain injuries.
Chris began his career in the United States Marine Corps, serving as a Military Police Sergeant, K9 handler, and combat veteran of the Iraq War. He later spent more than 12 years as a Deputy Sheriff, working in patrol, training, field training, and K9 operations. He also founded Invictus Defense Academy, where he trained individuals in self-defense, Muay Thai, mixed martial arts, boxing, and other combative disciplines.
Over the course of these high-impact professions and athletic pursuits, Chris sustained multiple traumatic brain injuries that affected his memory, mood, cognition, and overall functioning. His work with Neuro-Therapeutic Solutions and the Limbic System Protocol has been immensely beneficial to his recovery and has given him a personal appreciation for the potential relationship between physical dysfunction, nervous system regulation, and psychological well-being.
Chris holds a master’s degree in psychology with an emphasis in marriage and family therapy and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Psychology degree focused on mental performance optimization. As an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, his clinical interests include trauma, men’s mental health, veterans, first responders, couples, resilience, and the psychological effects of high-stress occupations. Chris is the owner of Warrior Monk Mental Performance and Counseling in Beaverton, Oregon, where he works with first responders, couples, and performance coaching clients.
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In 2021 while treating a young boy with cerebral palsy he observed a strong relationship between a central inflamatory state of the CNS and the peripheral manifestation of spasticity. Treating only through the CNS he was able to markedly reduce the peripheral spasticity that was present throughout the right side of the boys body. From that point forward Tim worked to establish a sytematic process necessary to reproduce this therapeutic effect by developing diagnostics and treatment protocols that could be applied to everyone.
By 2022 his exploration into the CNS had yielded the humble beginnings of the LSP in a format that could be taught to the internal staff of Counterstrain Portalnd. By early 2023 the diagnostics and treatments had advanced to the point of requiring a small group of dedicated practitioners that would help vet the developing protocol and so the SRT (Special Response Team) was formed. The SRT helped tremendously by participating in the first, large scale pilot study that ran from 2023 to 2024 and the subsequent pilots run in 2025 and 2026.
Tim formed NTS (Neuro-Therapeutic Solutions) in 2024 to facilitate the teaching and propagation of the LSP. The need for an effective and accessible hands on treatment for the alleviation of the syptoms of psychological injury is so large that he felt compelled to figure out the best way to address this part of the human brain and deliver a viable solution to the community of manual therapists as soon as it was ready. It took nearly 6 years to arrive at the final version of the LSP Phase I and development is continuing on phase II and III of the LSP which will debut in 2027 and 2028.
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I Wanted to beome a Police Officer since I was in high school and was granted the opportunity to persue that goal in 2008. Since completing my primary training at the police academy, I have worked as a Deputy Sheriff for the last 18 years with the Washington County Sheriffs Office in Hillsboro OR.
Mr. Pelham comes from a proud and enduring military tradition and has dedicated his life to service through both professional leadership and volunteer efforts. He recently concluded five years as a civilian advisor to the Chief of Staff of the United States Army, where he focused on strengthening support for the families of the fallen, their survivors and our Republics Veterans. He now serves as a Civilian Advisor on the Secretary of War Gold Star Family Council. He has recently joined the efforts of Neuro-Therapeutic Solutions and serves as an advisor for the ongoing development of the LSP for military veterans with combat related PTSD.
He and his wife, Dawn, have shared 45 years of marriage and are blessed with six children and nine grandchildren.
In February 2014, Mr. Pelham’s son, Specialist John Alexander Pelham, gave his life in service to our nation while deployed with the 3rd Special Forces Group in Afghanistan. Since that time, Mr. Pelham has honored his son’s legacy with unwavering faith, dignity, and a steadfast commitment to remembering those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.
A proud Gold Star Father, he stands as a testament to resilience, devotion, and love of country.
Letter of Support
“Limbic System Protocol”
Jerusalem, 28/3/2024
To: whom it may concern
My name is Danny Brom, Ph.D. and I am the founding director of Metiv, the Israel Psychotrauma
Center that is affiliated with Herzog Medical Center in Jerusalem. We have hosted Tim Hodges and
heard a lecture and saw him working with our staff and with patients suffering from severe
trauma. I am a clinical psychologist and researcher, working in the field of trauma since 1979. I
have done one of the first randomized controlled outcome studies on the treatment of PTSD that
was published in 1989. Since then I have done many more studies and have been searching for
effective treatments to relieve the suffering of severely traumatized people.
The Limbic System Protocol that Tim has demonstrated has had surprisingly positive effects on the
people he treated in Jerusalem. At these times, we need the most effective and short term
methodologies that we can find to counteract the effects of the massive traumatic reality in the
Middle East. Therefore we are supporting the efforts of Tim and his team to raise the funds to
come to Israel and treat a larger number of people with PTSD that we will evaluate in order to
create an evidence base for this breakthrough method. Any support that you might give to this
initiative will help relieve the aftereffects of 10/7 and the war that is still going on.
As a trauma center we are inundated with referrals and have been expanding our teams, both for
adults and for children. But it doesn’t seem enough and that is why I am very excited to try and
help Tim and his team to come back to Jerusalem and help us bring relief to as many people as
possible.
I will be happy to be in contact and explain the framework and needs that we are trying to fulfill. I
invite you to visit our website (www.metiv.org)
Yours sincerely
Danny Brom, Ph.D
CEO
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