Jan Slee, Age 68
Jan saw over a 650% improvement in working memory — years after a traumatic brain injury that changed everything.
Jan’s life was flipped upside down in an instant. While riding a motorcycle with her husband, she was struck and run over by a car. The injuries were severe: a collapsed lung, broken ribcage and clavicle, and a significant concussion leading to a Traumatic Brain Injury. She required extensive reconstructive surgery just to begin the path forward.
Over time, Jan made a strong physical recovery. But neurologically, the effects lingered. She struggled with emotional dysregulation, balance issues, impaired spatial awareness, sensitivity to light, uncontrollable eye blinking, and memory challenges.
Her goal was simple — but deeply meaningful:
“I want to feel normal again.”
Jan wanted to stop bumping into things. To stop falling. To regain her athletic side and move without fear. She wanted confidence in her balance, control over her emotions, and the ability to drive safely without her eyes betraying her.
A family member — a physician — recommended NeuroAnimation. The idea was different: not just coping, but actively strengthening the brain. Jan took the chance.
And the results followed.
After a 3-week intensive program, Jan experienced significant, measurable improvements:
- A full return of balance, including the ability to stand comfortably on one leg
- Decreased involuntary eye blinking, restoring her confidence to drive safely
- Cognitive Efficiency: 32% improvement
- Processing Speed: 48.6% improvement
- Attention Span: 27.0% improvement
- Working Memory: 667.1% improvement
But the most important change wasn’t just in the metrics — it was in how Jan felt.
Her emotional regulation improved. Her thinking became clearer. Her spatial awareness returned. The fear that once dictated her movement began to fade.
For the first time since her accident, Jan felt like herself again.
Not a version defined by limitations — but the person she knew before.
Jan regained control over her body, her mind, and her life.
