HeyJaredNeuroAnimation's: Grow Your Brain Podcast
A podcast from NeuroAnimation, the first and only therapy proven to Grow Your Brain. where stories of resilience, science, and second chances come to life.
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Episode 17: Train your Brain (opens the original)
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Most people come to NeuroAnimation after something goes wrong or they are fed up with not seeing results from their prior therapy. Jerry came before all that. At 75, with no neurological condition and Alzheimer's running through his family, he decided not to wait for a problem to start protecting what he has. He talks about watching his father's decline, what finally pushed him to act, and what twelve weeks at NeuroAnimation taught him.
Episode 16: Art, Music, Color, and the Brain (opens the original)
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What does making art have in common with neurological recovery? In this episode, a painter and sculptor argues that most of us stop creating because someone criticized us as kids, and that the way back is permission: make a mess, break the rules, stop judging the result. It's the same principle behind NeuroAnimation: people guiding sea creatures across a screen aren't thinking about therapy; they're playing, and the movement becomes unconscious, much like picking up a coffee cup. The takeaway fr
Episode 15: Cort's Athletic Drive to Conquer his Disability (opens the original)
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He grew up an athlete — five years of college football, a job he ran on his own terms, an apartment he lived in alone. Then, on day three of a family trip to Mexico, a fall that took only seconds left him with a broken neck, a broken leg, and a spinal cord injury. In this episode, we speak with Cort about his journey relearning life without the use of his hands, a community that showed up for him, and a competitive streak he redirected into recovery.
Episode 14: Sheila Finds Her Voice & Courage (opens the original)
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Sheila McHenry was told her Parkinson's would only progress. Years later, she's walking on her own, finding her voice again, and planning a summer of travel. She and her husband Bill join Maddi to talk about confidence, caregiving, and why it's never too late to reclaim your life.
Episode 13: Taking it One Step at a Time (opens the original)
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For five years, Angela couldn't cross a room without holding onto something or someone. Three weeks after NeuroAnimation, she is taking the stairs without the railing.
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