Academy

This program equips you with the knowledge and tools necessary to become a brain health ambassador in your community.

A personalized, research-based online program where students work with a cognitive instructor for four hours each week to strengthen core thinking skills and improve learning outcomes. Enrollment is on a month to month basis. Based on neuroscience research a minimum of six months of cognitive engagement four hours a week is recommended.

A personalized, one-to-one online coaching program that helps students, teens, and adults build the executive function skills needed to achieve meaningful goals in school, work, and life. This program can combined with the 4 Hour A Week Cognitive Development Program to further impact overall quality of life. EASO has specific expertise in ADHD, Learning Disabilities, Autism and Brain Injury.

This certification is for Brain Health Providers just like you who want to maximize the real-world impact of brain health and neuro-regulation interventions. It equips providers with a fundamentally different, evidence-based way of conducting helping conversations—one that consistently produces progress more quickly by orienting clients toward their preferred future, observable differences, and small next steps that support lasting improvement in how they function and live day to day.

Menopause Intelligence (MQ) is an evidence-informed, trauma-aware course designed for individuals and for coaches, clinicians, and healthcare providers who support midlife women. The program equips learners with the knowledge, language, and confidence to advocate for health and navigate difficult conversations with medical professionals. Blending practical, holistic lifestyle approaches with nervous system and energetic body awareness, the course guides participants from understanding symptoms to embodied self-trust as a powerful tool for symptom management and self-advocacy. Along the way, it supports clear agency over health and longevity, particularly protecting the three critical pillars of aging well: heart, brain, and bone while reframing menopause as a meaningful passage of growth and empowerment.