Liam, Age 35
Brain Injury
Six Years After a Severe Brain Injury, Liam Started Speaking Again.
Hero stories
Real Results, Real Recovery
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New Movement
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Mental Clarity
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Balance
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Confidence
People recovering from stroke, Parkinson’s, and brain injury are regaining movement, regaining balance, and thinking more clearly. These are not just stories, these are measurable improvements that are changing people’s lives.
Greg Bowman, Age 63
Stroke Survivor
Greg had a stroke on January 13th, 2024. Before that day, he was the definition of active —consistently in the gym, driven, and always working toward his next goal.
Beth Murphy, Age 37
Stroke Survivor
Beth Murphy, a 3x cancer survivor, suffered a stroke just days before the 20th anniversary of 9/11, which claimed her husband’s life.
The BRAIN GROWTH Concept
How NeuroAnimation Grows The Brain to Improve Movement, Mental Clarity, and Confidence
Our approach targets the hippocampus, an area of the brain where movement, memory, and thinking come together. In our work, we’ve observed measurable growth in critical parts of this system including regions known as the CA3 and subiculum. These areas help the brain form new connections for movement and mental clarity.
These systems are disrupted across stroke, Parkinson’s, TBI, in the normal course of aging, and many other neurological conditions. Alongside emerging research on neuron growth in adults, this points to a new path forward. Not just in improving function, but restoring and strengthening the brain systems that make recovery possible.
Neurological Conditions We Support
Neurological Conditions Our Programs Have Supported
When neurological disorders disrupt brain cells, the signals that control movement, balance, and thinking weaken. NeuroAnimation uses neuroplasticity therapy to help the brain rebuild stronger neural pathways and improve function.
Mobility & Motor Recovery
Stroke Recovery
Specialized
New movement abilities, spasticity reduction, mental clarity, confidence, walking and gait, balance.
Movement Control & Coordination
Parkinson’s Disease
Targeted
Restored movement and memory, reduced tremors, improved gait and balance.
Cognitive Function & Memory
Alzheimer’s Care
Evidence-based
Restore memory, mental clarity, mood motivation, coordination, reaction time, balance.
Cognitive Recovery & Regulation
Traumatic Brain Injury
Comprehensive
Improve concentration, memory,
multi-tasking, coordination and balance. Reduce mental fatigue, brain fog, anxiety and irritability.
Attention & Executive Function
ADHD
Comprehensive
Strengthen focus, attention, motivation, organization
and planning. Reduce distraction, impulsivity, forgetfulness and anxiety.
Mood & Emotional Health
Depression
Comprehensive
Diminish negative thought patterns, sadness, loss
of interest, feeling hopeless, and withdrawal from activity. Regain motivation, activity and joy.
Aging
Healthy Aging & Longevity
Comprehensive
Increase cognitive performance,memory,
processing speed, balance, stability, coordination, fine motor control, energy, mental acuity.
TESTIMONIALS
Client Stories: The Brain Regained
Discover how NeuroAnimation supports clients by improving movement, mental clarity, and independence by maximizing neuroplasticity.
I believe in this so much that I have recommended this to everyone I can think of!
I am so grateful and amazed by how much I gained in the three weeks I can’t wait to return to Ohio for three more weeks.
My memory improved. My tremors in my hands have remarkably decreased with little or no tremors.
You can’t believe it until you see it yourself. Life changing!
Life Changing Programs
Regain Your Brain Through NeuroAnimation Programs
Our clinically backed program is available in two formats to fit different schedules.
These immersive programs are designed for people recovering from stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI), individuals living with mild cognitive impairment, dementia-related conditions such as Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s, and those experiencing challenges like ADHD, PTSD, or depression, as well as learning disorders such as dyslexia.
NeuroAnimation programs are designed to promote cognitive resilience and help individuals preserve brain function often associated with much younger adults.
Three Week Bootcamp Intensive
3 hours a day, 5 days a week for 3 weeks. Each session includes 2 hours of NeuroAnimation therapy, and 1 hour of consolidation.
Results
Clinical Evidence Behind The NeuroAnimation Programs
Backed by 6+ peer-reviewed studies and over $20M in neuroscience research on NeuroAnimation therapy.
4-10%
Increase in hippocampal volume, important for movement and mental function
30%
average gain in cognitive efficiency from baseline
10-point
average gain in upper extremity Fugl-Meyer
2x
More effective than standard of care for stroke
Outcomes
How NeuroAnimation Activates Neuroplasticity
Explore real case studies demonstrating how neuroplasticity supports brain recovery and neurological care.
Liam, Age 35
Brain Injury
Six Years After a Severe Brain Injury, Liam Started Speaking Again.
Greg Bowman, Age 63
Stroke Survivor
Greg had a stroke on January 13th, 2024. Before that day, he was the definition of active —consistently in the gym, driven, and always working toward his next goal.
Beth Murphy, Age 37
Stroke Survivor
Beth Murphy, a 3x cancer survivor, suffered a stroke just days before the 20th anniversary of 9/11, which claimed her husband’s life.
Janeth , Age 35
Stroke Survivor
Janeth regained sharp focus and complex thinking after her stroke.
Edwin Fernandez, Age 65
Ischemic Stroke
Edwin suffered an ischemic stroke 8years ago, rendering him with left side hemiplegia
Whitney Sica, Age 37
Stroke Survivor
Whitney Sica experienced a life-changing medical emergency, a stroke at just 37 years old.
A Meta-Analysis of 467 Stroke Trials and 25,373 Participants Finds Standard Physical Approaches Have Limited Effect Beyond Natural Recovery
Published in PLOS ONE, this is one of the largest evidence reviews in stroke program resea
Johns Hopkins Research Finds That Task-Specific Training May Not Adequately Engage the Post-Stroke Neuroplasticity Window
Published by Johns Hopkins, this study examines whether the conventional approach fully us
Cochrane Systematic Review Finds Only Low-to-Moderate Evidence That Repetitive Task Training Supports Upper Limb Progress After Stroke
The Cochrane Collaboration is the gold standard for systematic medical evidence review. St
The Lancet Neurology Identifies Deep Limitations in Conventional Stroke Programs, Including Insufficient Neuroplasticity Engagement
A comprehensive review in one of medicine’s most rigorously peer-reviewed journals.
A 2025 Study From Harvard, Johns Hopkins, and UCLA Finds That High-Dose Programs Are Not Being Delivered Despite Strong Evidence
Published in Stroke by the American Heart Association in 2025, leading researchers identif
A Therapist Focus Group Study Finds That 100% of Clinicians Observed Real-World Functional Progress With NeuroAnimation
Published in peer-reviewed literature, capturing clinical perspectives from occupational a
Liam, Age 35
Brain Injury
Six Years After a Severe Brain Injury, Liam Started Speaking Again.
Greg Bowman, Age 63
Stroke Survivor
Greg had a stroke on January 13th, 2024. Before that day, he was the definition of active —consistently in the gym, driven, and always working toward his next goal.
Beth Murphy, Age 37
Stroke Survivor
Beth Murphy, a 3x cancer survivor, suffered a stroke just days before the 20th anniversary of 9/11, which claimed her husband’s life.
Janeth , Age 35
Stroke Survivor
Janeth regained sharp focus and complex thinking after her stroke.
Edwin Fernandez, Age 65
Ischemic Stroke
Edwin suffered an ischemic stroke 8years ago, rendering him with left side hemiplegia
Whitney Sica, Age 37
Stroke Survivor
Whitney Sica experienced a life-changing medical emergency, a stroke at just 37 years old.