Since early 2016 we have assisted clients with evidence-based approaches to cognitive health in Europe, Asia, New Zealand and Australia.
We trained with Professor Dale Bredesen at the Buck Institute of Health in California in April and July 2016 and have taught the Bredesen Protocol to healthcare professionals and the public through dementia conferences, health conferences, online webinars, and public seminars and events through New Zealand and Australia.
In 2018 we were invited by a university in Sydney, Australia to be lead practitioners on a Bredesen Protocol™ controlled trial, however, funding was not secured for this trial. We continue to search for opportunities for further research.
By assisting private clients in Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand on our 12 month intensive coaching plus facilitation programs, we have pinpointed the most impactful aspects of the protocol, where participants need the most support, and what resources will empower them to achieve the best possible outcomes. Our unique processes help individuals and practitioners navigate through the complexities of the Bredesen Protocol™ and Advanced Strategies for addressing cognitive issues whilst minimising cost, stress, and travel as much as possible.
We collaborate with our client's doctors, labs, naturopaths, coaches, nutritionists, and personal trainers, in a shared care model and have asked the question "how can we help you assist your patients implement the Bredesen Protocol™ to address cognitive issues?"
Through our experience and feedback we have formed a "Hub", where participants can join our Support Community to gain access to a worldwide and regional support network and a listing of preferred practitioners, join groups specific to Europe, Asia, Australia or New Zealand (more locations to be added), create posts and comments, connect with other members, access exclusive resources; and where practitioners can join the community as well as a Private Practitioner Forum for peer support, to submit or attend case study reviews, access resources to share with their patients, and become a preferred practitioner.
