We are dedicated to assisting our veterans truly come home

NeuroOptimize Heart is dedicated to helping veterans who put their lives on the line for our country. We create dedicated and tailored treatments for every warrior seeking help. 

One of the biggest impetus for the founding of NeuroOptimize Heart is the unacceptable number of veteran suicides across the Coalition. We’ve found that veterans are particularly susceptible to feelings of loneliness and lack of purpose, which can quickly lead to bad habits and poor life quality. One of the biggest changes NeuroOptimize Heart can support is reintroducing purpose into your life – for those who wish to. We believe that everyone deserves life quality – not least those who put their lives in harm's way to protect the rest of us.

Our pledge is to help veterans and active duty. When you come home, you bring back more than physical scars. Your experiences stay with you and lead to unresolved combat stress, post-traumatic stress and can even evolve into substance abuse or addiction. We understand what you’ve been through and what you need, and we welcome you to our healing facility.

Veterans place their lives on the line for the safety of our country. However, many who offer their service come back home changed. No matter which branch of the Armed Forces you served, each experience you lived through can contribute to feelings of ill effects of combat and other traumatic events.

For family members, it can be hard to come to the realization that the person who returned home is not the same person they know and love. In these situations, NeuroOptimize Heart can provide healing that assists the veteran in recovering and truly coming home if he/she wishes it.

Traumatic events suffered during battle, deployment, or service are among the most common causes of veteran PTS.

This includes being in battle against an enemy, suffering a wound due to gunfire or grenade explosions, or seeing a fellow soldier suffer damage from the acts of war. However, more and more recognize that veterans often have been exposed to events that can cause Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Within the United States Armed Forces, more than 450,000 service members have been diagnosed with TBI. This can be sustained during day-to-day activities, military training as military deployment. Most TBIs are considered mild, but even mild cases can involve serious long-term effects on areas such as thinking ability, memory, mood, and focus. Other symptoms may include headaches, vision, and hearing problems. More severe TBI conditions can range from headaches, irritability, and insomnia to memory problems, slower thinking, and depression. These conditions often lead to long-term mental and physical health problems that impair Veterans' employment, family relationships, and reintegration into home communities. NeuroOptimize Heart is dedicated to providing healing to optimize the life quality of these veterans and assist them in truly coming home.

Those who have suffered a traumatic brain injury will often need other therapies to assist with regaining memory, learning skills, coordination, physical function, speech, and coping mechanisms. This is because brain injuries are complex and can affect many aspects of a person’s life, including their emotions and the ability to think clearly. In fact, some people cannot work again or complete day-to-day activities.