As a nurse, I found myself drawn to moments where I could offer not only medical care, but also hope, clarity and compassion to patients navigating these challenges. Becoming a nurse practitioner gave me the opportunity to expand my role in providing that care, advocating for my patients and building long-term relationships that focus on improving their quality of life. I chose to become a nurse practitioner in neurology because I’ve always been fascinated by the complexity of the brain and nervous system, and how they shape who we are. But more than that, I’ve witnessed firsthand the profound impact neurological conditions can have on patients and their families—how they can disrupt lives in ways that go beyond physical symptoms. Neurology isn’t just about treating diseases; it’s about understanding the person behind the condition. To me, being a nurse practitioner in this field is about combining clinical expertise with empathy to help patients and their families find strength and resilience in the face of adversity. It’s incredibly rewarding, and I couldn’t imagine doing anything else.
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Dr. Adam Horvit at Central Texas Neurology Consultants has been fantastic over the past year. He’s very thorough, takes a thoughtful and conservative approach, and always makes sure I understand everything. He’s great about answering all my questions at appointments, by phone, and is available through the patient portal. Highly recommend!
First time seeing Dr. Parisa Khosravi and omg what a gem I found. She just started working here and she is so patient and thorough with her diagnosis. I highly recommend this MS specialist as a doctor and kind human.
CTNC, in collaboration with other neurology practices partnered with Nira Medical, hosted an informative virtual session on the role of nutrition in managing Multiple Sclerosis and other autoimmune conditions, featuring Kara Menning, Family Nurse Practitioner & Certified Multiple Sclerosis specialist at Rocky Mountain MS Clinic (UT), and Melanie Roemer, nutrition expert.
If you missed the live event on September 24, 2025, a recording of the webinar is available to watch for free by clicking here.
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Dr. Parisa Khosravi knows exactly what her patients are going through and the shock they might experience when she delivers the diagnosis. As a neuroimmunologist at Central Texas Neurology Consultants in Round Rock, Khosravi estimates 99% of her patients have multiple sclerosis, a disease that came into her world as a medical school student 10 years ago.
In recognition of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Month, we are highlighting some of the invaluable resources and patient-centered events offered by leading MS organizations. We invite you to join Dr. Khosravi, MS Specialist at Central Texas Neurology Consultants (Round Rock, TX), for an insightful discussion on how she assists patients in accessing essential resources and support. This event will also feature and provide an overview of the programs and services available in 2026 from three prominent MS organizations: Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA), Can Do MS, and The National MS Society (NMSS).
Join us for a virtual 1-hour webinar with MS experts as we discuss the latest advances in multiple sclerosis care and what they mean for patients today, along with practical ways to manage everyday challenges during the warmer months, including heat sensitivity, MS-related fatigue, and tips to stay active and conserve energy this summer.
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For many people living with MS, fatigue can affect everything from work to everyday activities. Join us for a virtual 1-hour webinar featuring MS experts Dr. Augusto Miravalle and Christina Weber, DNP, as they discuss the latest understanding of fatigue and fatiguability, the role of exercise in symptom management, and practical strategies to help you stay active and navigate daily life with greater confidence.
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