Gilad Miller

Founder & Neuro-Fascial Health Coach with 7+ years of experience building accessible, nervous-system–informed rehabilitation programs for individuals with brain injury, chronic pain, and mental health challenges. Following my own Moderate–Severe Traumatic Brain Injury, I developed Good Mood Method, a recovery framework integrating Foundation Training, polyvagal-informed listening therapies, and evidence based neurofascial & neuroplasticity principles. I specialize in translating complex rehabilitation concepts into clear, usable practices for people at all stages of recovery — from early post-injury to long-term reintegration.

My work spans 1:1 care, group programming, and partnerships with clinics and nonprofit organizations, supporting hundreds of clients through sustainable, at-home recovery pathways.

Owner & Lead Health Coach - Good Mood Method

(2018-02)

Founded and scaled a nervous-system–based rehabilitation practice, serving 100+ private clients through personalized movement and neuro-recovery programs. Developed an integrated care model combining Foundation Training (Levels 1 & 2 principles), polyvagal-informed listening therapies, breath mechanics, and nervous system education to improve autonomy, safety, and continuity of recovery. Known for communicating complex neurophysiology and movement principles in a way that is understandable, adaptable, and usable across ability levels, informed by lived experience and clinical collaboration.

• Designed and delivered 1,000+ hours of 1:1 and group-based rehabilitation, supporting recovery from post-concussion syndrome, persistent pain, scoliosis, Guillain-Barré syndrome, anxiety, depression, and trauma-related conditions
• Built recurring revenue programs and long-term referral relationships with physiotherapists, psychologists, manual therapists, and community health organizations
• Identified and addressed a gap in traditional healthcare by creating accessible, at-home concussion and nervous system recovery pathways, reducing reliance on symptom-only care models
• Demonstrated measurable improvements in client-reported outcomes including autonomic regulation, symptom tolerance, functional capacity, and emotional resilience

Rehab Coach - Concussion Fix (Complete Concussion Management)

(2023-06)

Led weekly online concussion recovery classes, supporting individuals across acute, sub-acute, and persistent post-concussion stages.

• Delivered movement-based and nervous-system–informed education to hundreds of participants, emphasizing symptom tolerance, pacing, and adaptive recovery strategies
• Collaborated within a multidisciplinary concussion management model, complementing physiotherapy, vestibular, and medical care
• Supported clients in restoring confidence in movement, cognition, and daily function through consistent, scalable group programming

Rehab Coach - Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia (BIANS)

(2025-09)

Partnered with BIANS to deliver accessible education and movement-based support for individuals living with acquired brain injury.

• Adapted programming to meet a wide range of cognitive, physical, and emotional capacities
• Emphasized safety, choice, and nervous system regulation to improve participation and long-term engagement in recovery

Volunteer Coordinator - Downtown Outreach Toronto

(2022-08 - 2025-08)

Weekly supply sourcing and relationship building with unhoused population, developing community support networks

Animal Welfare Coordinator - Huesos Leales - Oaxaca, México - Oaxaca, México

(2021-08)

Managed rehabilitation of 125+ rescue animals and coordinated 7 large-scale veterinary campaigns treating 400+ animals

Team Captain & Communication Lead - Queen's Varsity Rugby

(2014-01 - 2018-01)

Advanced from 4th team walk-on to 1st team Most Improved Player (2017, 2018), leading team to provincial championship in an undefeated season.

• Led Kingston's top charity fundraising efforts 3 consecutive years
• Mentored junior athletes in academics & athletics

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Global Development Studies, Minor in Health Studies - Queen's University (2014-01 - 2018-01)