Transform cognitive loss into RECOVERY
Source: 2025 Alzheimer's Association Facts & Figures
Your existing cognitive abilities while exploring potential improvements in specific functions
Your development of new strategies to navigate daily challenges
Your emotional well-being and confidence in facing cognitive changes
Your independence through personalized systems and routines
Your unique story and memories through creative documentation methods
99% believe early intervention is important
91% want simple, accessible solutions
83% seek earlier treatment and care
73% say treatment availability changes everything
This course delivers what people need most.
Alzheimers Special report 2025
American Perspectives on Early Detection of Alzheimer's Disease in the Era of Treatment
Receiving a cognitive loss diagnosis can feel overwhelming. The uncertainty and the worry about what comes next, the concern about how it might affect your independence and relationships—these feelings are entirely natural.
I understand these emotions firsthand. When I received my own diagnosis three years ago, I felt like I was standing at the edge of a cliff with no clear path forward. The medical information I received, while necessary, did little to address the very human experience of facing cognitive changes.
What I discovered through my own cognitive loss RECOVERY is that there is hope beyond your diagnosis. Your cognitive loss doesn't have to be a one-way path of decline. With the right approach—one that addresses not just your brain but your whole being—there are meaningful steps you can take to maintain and potentially improve your cognitive function.
Your transformation from feeling helpless to feeling empowered is possible. Through specific strategies that support your brain health, your cognitive loss RECOVERY becomes an achievable goal rather than a distant hope.
Your brain doesn't function in isolation - your emotions, physical health, and sensory experiences all directly affect your cognitive abilities. A Vision of U - Remember Me addresses all these aspects through a comprehensive 3 dimensional approach.
The psychological aspects of your cognitive loss RECOVERY include building emotional resilience, fostering understanding, cultivating motivation, developing effective strategies, transforming daily habits, and recognizing progress. These elements directly impact your brain function and create the foundation for lasting improvement.
Specific mental and physical activities strengthen your neural connections and build cognitive reserve. These practices address various aspects of your cognitive function while helping to preserve the memories and abilities that matter most to you.
Your 6 senses provide direct pathways to memory and cognitive function. By deliberately engaging each sense—intuition, sight, touch, taste, smell, and sound—you create stronger neural connections and more resilient memory pathways.
When these 3 dimensions work together, they create multiple avenues for cognitive loss RECOVERY. This integrated approach recognizes that your cognitive health is connected to every aspect of your human experience.
Start your cognitive loss RECOVERY journey with my FREE 10-minute training, where you'll learn a powerful grounding technique that helped me break through the fear and panic. Experience firsthand how the 3-dimensional method begins with taking control of your emotional response to cognitive changes.
The six-module course "A Vision of U - Remember Me" guides you through each dimension of cognitive RECOVERY with practical tools for daily implementation. This self-paced program helps you build a personalized approach while creating a meaningful legacy.
Coaching sessions with Sherri will offer individualized guidance tailored to your specific cognitive challenges and goals. If you're interested in being notified when coaching becomes available, please indicate your interest via our contact form.
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES
Find free, accessible information about cognitive loss RECOVERY on our Facebook page, where Sherri regularly shares research updates, practical tips, and encouragement. These posts offer valuable insights to help you navigate cognitive challenges while staying informed about the latest developments.
"Discovering and acknowledging the emotional and psychological needs, and the importance of the intuitive connection to your 6 senses in cognitive loss was essential. These elements became the foundation of the 3 dimensional approach, helping my own RECOVERY in ways I hadn't imagined possible."
Following my cognitive loss diagnosis, I immersed myself in finding solutions—conducting extensive research, attending webinars, studying from leading doctors, and ultimately spending a year in an Alzheimer's reversal program developed by a leading neuroscientist. This experience, combined with witnessing my mother's journey with Alzheimer's, gave me unique insights into both the emotional reality and practical challenges of cognitive changes.
With over 30 years of experience as a teacher and trainer, I present complex information in accessible and engaging ways. My professional background in communication and design thinking informs my approach to cognitive wellness—creating clear, VISUAL frameworks that make abstract concepts tangible and actionable.
*Alzheimer's Association. Alzheimers Special report 2025
American Perspectives on Early Detection of Alzheimer's Disease in the Era of Treatment
While others wait for the perfect treatment, you can start building cognitive resilience TODAY.
Research shows people want practical tools and immediate action - that’s exactly what this program delivers!
This program is designed to complement medical care and is based on lifestyle interventions supported by current research. While 92% wait for pharmaceutical solutions, this course provides evidence-based tools you can use immediately. The information provided is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Results may vary.
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