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Peak Performance & Optimization
Most of healthcare is built to move people from sick to well, with little to offer those who are already healthy but want to function at a higher level. High performers — athletes, executives, and others — are often left without a framework for measuring and improving the systems that drive performance. The result is plenty of generic "wellness" advice, but few objective, functional neurology approaches to genuine optimization.
Also known as
biohacking, cognitive enhancement, nootropics, athletic performance, reaction time, brain training, longevity, anti-aging, optimization, recovery
ICD-10
Z71.3 (Dietary counseling), Z76.89 (Health supervision), Z13.89 (Screening for other disorders)
How focused education closes the gap
Clinicians trained in performance neurology can measure and optimize the systems behind high performance.- Assess the neurological systems driving focus, reaction time, and coordination- Identify the specific factors limiting an individual's performance ceiling- Translate findings into a targeted optimization and recovery plan
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Eye-Hand Coordination & Speed Training
Master speed of processing training for athletes and post-TBI patients using three evidence-informed, clinically adaptable modalities.
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Intro to Human Performance and Regeneration: The Science of Pushing Human Limits
A one-hour introduction to human performance as applied neuroscience, integrating physiology, biomechanics, and brain-based control systems to enhance output, efficiency, and recovery.
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Longevity Medicine: Wellness Roadmap
Learn three essential longevity frameworks to guide patients beyond symptom management toward sustainable vitality and meaningful health outcomes.
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Functional Neurology Essentials Program
A 50-hour immersive foundation in Functional Neurology covering hemisphericity, localization, neuroplasticity principles, autonomic regulation, vestibular integration, cerebellar assessment, and targeted neurorehabilitation strategies.
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Pharmacology in Sport Neurology
Master how medications, supplements, and substances modify neurologic presentations in athletes, enhancing diagnostic accuracy in sports medicine.
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Clinical Neuroscience of Cognition
Explore the brain systems behind cognition and intelligence. Gain clinical tools to assess, explain, and apply neuroscience at the highest level.
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Diet and Cognition
A 1-credit ISCN lecture exploring how diet influences brain metabolism, neuroplasticity, and cognitive performance, highlighting the role of nutrition in supporting long-term brain health.
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OVRT Assessment in Neurology
A 1-credit ISCN lecture exploring how OVRT testing objectively evaluates vestibular and neurological function through eye movement tracking, reaction time analysis, and evidence-based clinical applications.
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Peak performance and optimization focus on enhancing function in people who are already healthy — sharpening cognition, reaction time, coordination, resilience, and recovery. The aim isn't to treat illness but to raise the performance ceiling, whether for athletic, professional, or personal goals, and that distinct goal calls for a distinct approach. A functional neurology perspective is especially relevant here, because so much of performance — attention, processing speed, motor control, stress resilience — is governed by the nervous system, and each of those capacities can be measured and trained. Rather than relying on generic wellness advice, an optimization approach assesses the specific systems that drive performance and targets the factors that limit them. Because conventional care is oriented around treating disease, it offers little for healthy individuals seeking more. For high performers who have plateaued on effort alone, an objective, systems-based look at the neurology behind their performance can reveal precisely where the next gains are available. For those who have plateaued on effort alone, that objective view of the neurology behind performance shows precisely where the next gains lie.
Optimization focuses on capacities to enhance rather than symptoms to treat:- Reaction time and processing speed- Sustained focus and attention under pressure- Coordination, balance, and motor control- Stress resilience and recovery capacity- Sleep quality and energy regulation- Consistency of performance across demanding conditions
Performance rests on how efficiently the nervous system processes information, directs movement, and regulates arousal and recovery. Attention networks, the oculomotor and vestibular systems, autonomic regulation, and the timing between brain regions all shape how well a person performs — and, importantly, each can be objectively measured and trained. Because conventional care is oriented almost entirely around treating disease, it offers little to healthy individuals who simply want to function at a higher level. A functional neurology approach fills that gap by assessing the specific systems that drive performance and targeting the factors that limit them, turning vague, generic "wellness" advice into measurable, individualized optimization with a clear focus.
What to expect
Do you work with companies outside North America?
Yes. We run programs internationally and have active partnerships across the US, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Our Haarlem, Cape Canaveral, Minnetonka, and Adelaide venues reflect the global reach of our community.
Can we sponsor an existing course instead of creating a new one?
Yes — this is a common "Advertise With CI" arrangement. Sponsoring a module, livestream, or course gives you aligned visibility without the lead time of building new content. Get in touch to discuss available opportunities.
How is pricing structured?
Partnerships are priced based on scope, reach, and scale. We share specifics during a discovery call once we understand what you're looking to accomplish.
Who owns the content we co-create?
IP arrangements vary by partnership. For most "Create With CI" engagements, CI retains ownership of the curriculum format and delivery infrastructure while partners retain rights over their branded content and any proprietary clinical content they bring. We detail this in every agreement.
Do you offer exclusivity?
Within certain partnership tiers and campaign windows, yes. Exclusivity is always negotiated per engagement and reflects the scale of commitment.
How long is a typical engagement?
t depends on the partnership type. Advertising and sponsorships can start within weeks. Custom content co-creation ("Create With CI") typically takes 3–6 months from agreement to release. On-site program delivery ("Bring CI To You") varies by scale — a single-day presentation can be arranged in a month or two; a multi-module program may take a full year to plan and execute.
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