Live Well. Age Well.
Take control of your brain health and improve your quality of life.
Who We Help
The Brain Cell provides cognitive screenings and holistic support for adults and children with the goal of enhancing cognitive functioning and improving quality of life.
Adults
Enhance quality of life and empower informed long-term care decisions with the Brain Cell’s Lifecare Plans.
Children
Discover how children facing neurodevelopmental challenges, injuries, illness, burns, or birth injuries can benefit from Lifecare Plans.
Check Your Brain Health Today!
CognivueClarityTM is a personalized, consistent, and reliable way to receive an overall assessment of your brain health.
Brain Mapping
Personalized assessments of brain function.
Brain Training
Programs to assist improving cognitive function.
Lifecare Planning
Align your assessed levels with your goals for better cognition & quality of life into a plan of action.
Therapeutic Music Listening
Engage in a tailored music program to balance your vagal and proprioceptive systems.
Seminars and Consulting
Assisting clients to gain knowledge through seminars and consultations.
Nutrition
Recognizing and eating healthful foods to minimize neural or brain inflammation.
The Brain Cell Story
In 2021 The Brain Cell was born when Josh Arce, non-licensed legal advisor, was volunteering for Claremont Sunrise Rotary at a local continuation high school. He asked the question, “How can I best serve the neurodivergent population in the context of their life experiences, environments and medical conditions?”
The Brain Cell is the synergy of both Josh’s experience working as a music therapist and in law and advocacy for people with neurocognitive differences.
He strives to bring his multifaceted experiences and out-of-the-box neurodivergent thinking to help individuals like him live their best lives.
Neurodiversity & Neurocognitive
The Brain Cell strives to help the neurodiverse learn about their differences and adapt in a world made for “neurotypicals”. Neurodiversity is the concept that people experience and interact with the world around them in many different ways and that there is no one “right” way of thinking, learning. The word neurodiversity refers to the diversity of all people, but was originally used in regards to autism spectrum disorder, ADHD or learning disabilities. The neurodiversity movement emerged during the 1990s, aiming to increase acceptance and inclusion of all people including those with neurological differences.
How We Help
Assessments and care plans play a crucial role in helping individuals with neurodevelopmental and neurocognitive conditions live better lives by providing personalized support and targeted interventions.
Overall, assessments and care plans empower individuals to reach their full potential and enjoy a more.
- Identify Needs:** Comprehensive assessments determine specific strengths and challenges, guiding tailored support.
- Create Personalized Strategies:** Care plans outline customized services, therapies, and accommodations to improve daily functioning.
- Enhance Independence:** By addressing individual needs, care plans promote greater self-sufficiency and confidence.
- Improve Quality of Life:** Proper support reduces stress, enhances social participation, and promotes emotional well-being.
- Coordinate Services:** They facilitate collaboration among healthcare providers, educators, families, and support networks.
- Plan for the Future:** Care plans help prepare for changing needs over time, ensuring ongoing support and stability.