Welcome to Breakthrough Life Solutions & Brain Health
Brain Health
Where we are committed to your mental well-being and cognitive wellness. With a focus on brain health, we integrate evidence-based practices to enhance cognitive functioning and promote emotional resilience.
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Dr. Kwame Frimpong is a “Certified Brain Health Coach” who will teach you simple methods to drastically improve the function of your brain and optimize all aspects of your life.
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and learn how to assess your brain type and get your personalized lifestyle plan to support the unique needs of your brain, body and mind. Brain Health Coaching is a simple and affordable option to improve your quality of life significantly. By optimizing the function of your brain, you achieve greater happiness, health, and success in all ways.
Optimal brain health
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As a result, learning to support optimal brain health will provide many tools for relief in depression, anxiety, TBI, PTSD, and other brain-type-specific support.
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Get a specific brain type analysis and individualized lifestyle recommendations, including targeted dietary guidelines, supplements, meditations, exercise, etc.
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The Amen Clinic’s unique expertise uses brain SPECT imaging technology and traditional psychiatric methods to optimize brain health habits. Also, they have uncovered that mental illness is not just one thing with one treatment but can express as many different brain function patterns. This is why many medications have “black box label warnings” of severe side effects. Often medications are treating the wrong brain system far too often with tragic consequences.
Brain Types
Generally, there are seven subtypes of depression and anxiety, seven subtypes of ADHD, six brain types of addiction, and five brain types of overeaters.
Thus, treating symptoms the same way is like throwing darts in the dark.
All other medical specialists merely look. Cardiologists look at the heart, and orthopedic surgeons look at the bones and joints of their patients. Yet, the standard practice for psychiatrists is to continue treating the brain without knowing what’s happening on a physiological level.
For example, brain injury (TBI) is FAR more common than most people realize and can contribute to reduced blood flow to the cortex, specifically in the frontal and temporal lobes. This can result in both depression and anxiety symptoms. Thus, it must be distinguished from another type of depression or anxiety resulting from OVERACTIVE internal brain structures. In addition, this can be measured in SPECT brain scans; however, most people either cannot afford to do this process or fails to realize they need it.
