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Chemo Brain: there is help.

Jean Alvarez, E.D., is a colleague and a fellow Master NeurOptimal® Neurofeedback Trainer who sees clients in Cincinnati, Ohio. She herself is a survivor of cancer and here she shares her struggles with the negative after-effects of Chemical treatments for cancer, called chemo brain, and how she overcame it with NeurOptimal brain training.

Chemo Brain

Chemo brain is a common term used by cancer survivors to describe thinking and memory problems that can occur after cancer treatment. Chemo brain can also be called chemo fog, chemotherapy-related cognitive impairment or cognitive dysfunction.

"Seeking an option to my disillusionment, NeurOPTIMAL® has allowed me to be the person I really am. Family members and friends too (have) noticed an improvement. I am happier, more easy going and I feel less stressed. It has allowed me to recognize and have choices in the way that I react and think, eliminating old negative patterns. Thank you."
S.M., Denver, Co.

"After the first session, I felt like my fogginess and unclarity was gone. Then I started to see small changes in my adaptability very quickly, after the first four or five sessions. I work with a computer and since I had to re-learn all my passwords and how to use several of my day-to-day programs…The first positive change was that, suddenly, I was able to easily understand computer functions again and start doing things like backing up my data and using PayPal. I then simply felt like I ‘had my abilities were back’ again and my functioning really improved immensely."
Pam, a woman with focus issues sustained after falling from a bicycle.

"This is one of the most effective trainings I have ever experienced. NeurOptimal can help anyone overcome anything life throws at us".
Matthew Oster, Colorado

"Before I started with David Delaney and doing the NeurOPTIMAL® brain training, I was completely stressed and overwhelmed and it was up to an 8 to 10 everyday (10 being the highest I could imagine). Now, after 20 visits, my focus and attention are fully back . I have more good days now than bad ones and I am actually looking forward to new challenges and opportunities in my life and I could not have said this before.
Life was honestly miserable and it was difficult to get out of bed in the morning, my sleep management was way off and going to work was a drag; and this was true for everyday situations and life in general.

Now, I am more outgoing, out of my shell, and I actually enjoy being around other people! I now feel as though I have something important to contribute to life versus dreading life. "

Michael P., Arvada, Colorado

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