Episode 6: Meet the Team at the NeuroAnimation Clinic

Episode 10: Pam Marshall & The New NeuroAnimation Center

A pediatric therapy veteran and mom of five discusses NeuroAnimations' brain-training technology with Maddi and how it is helping kids and adults rewire after injury, ADHD, autism, and more.

Episode 9: Whitney's Blessing in Disguise

Just three years after her stroke, Whitney shares how a life-changing neurological injury gave her a new perspective on what matters most: family, presence, and gratitude. After being told she had reached the limit of her recovery, Whitney refused to give up. She and Maddi discuss her journey before and after NeuroAnimation therapy, which helped her regain movement, return to playing paddleball, run with her children, and continue making memories with the people she loves most.

Episode 8: Ditching his Cane

In Episode 8, Maddi and Greg discuss life after his stroke. Struggling to stay optimistic until he found NeuroAnimation. After his 15-day program, Greg has never gone back to using a cane, he's walking up stairs for the first time, and is back to work full-time as an electrician.

Episode 7 : Getting Janeth Back to Work

Before her stroke, Janeth built her life around quantum physics — a career driven by precision, focus, and problem-solving. After the stroke, even everyday tasks and the ability to continue her work became uncertain. In this episode, Janeth shares how NeuroAnimation therapy helped her regain cognitive function, confidence, and independence — from driving again to reconnecting with the skills that defined her career.

Episode 6: Meet the Team at the NeuroAnimation Clinic

Step inside the NeuroAnimation Clinic with coaches Preston and Santiago. They give a glimpse inside the day-to-day, from the very first interaction with their client to the last. Explaining their process, ensuring the warriors are reaching their goals, and staying positive throughout their therapy. As well as the fun environment and miraculous gains from our clients that standard care simply can't provide... growing the brain.