This program allows athletes to have their emotional and behavioral characteristics qualitatively observed and then used to create programs and courses of action to improve performance and health, and to physical and mental weaknesses and traumas.

Sports Performance:
Following observation we give our athletes sound advice on how to improve their performance, identify strengths, and overcome weaknesses.

Hormone Panels:
Means by which to measure hormone interactions within the endocrine system and their impact on the central nervous system as a whole.

Stimulus and Response Analysis:
Multiple lenses are used to assess our athletes such as the drive reduction and arousal theory, a needs based approach, (i.e. the needs for achievement, affiliation, and power), an extrinsic motivation and instinct approach, and more.

Preventative Approaches:
We develop skills and resources to prevent the development of chronic depression, irritability, memory loss and other symptoms reported at high levels of performance.

Causation Breakdown:
Assessing the occurrence of stressful events and/or the repetition of acute stress to prevent or address cognitive impairments.

Concussion and Cognitive Impairment Recovery:
We use cardiac function to recover and heal the brain and/or central nervous system. An example of this method would include the pairing of cardiovascular warm ups with diaphragmatic breathing while monitoring heart rate fluctuation and deviations.