flower of life foundation
Programs Overview
At Flower of Life Foundation’s NeuroBridge Wellness & Cognitive Restoration Center, our programs serve elders and youth in underserved Dallas County communities, addressing Alzheimer’s, dementia, nutritional deficiency, trauma, and entrepreneurial empowerment. Each program page highlights:
- Evidence-based interventions
- Local impact statistics
- Testimonials & lived experience
- Clear “How You Can Help” opportunities
Alzheimer’s & Dementia Reversal (PBM Therapy)
Overview
Dallas County has over 66,000 residents aged 65+ living with Alzheimer’s or dementia (Texas Alzheimer’s Association). The majority live in underserved households where access to cognitive care is limited. Our Transcranial Photobiomodulation (PBM) program uses non-invasive light therapy to restore brain function and improve quality of life.
Services
- Vielight Neuro Gamma light therapy (810nm pulsed at 40Hz)
- Cognitive screening (MMSE, MoCA)
- Customized session plans (20–25 minutes, 2x per week)
- Quarterly outcome reporting for families and funders
- Community “Light for Life” demonstrations
How You Can Help
- Fund subsidized PBM sessions for seniors in low-income zip codes.
- Sponsor mobile PBM outreach in South and West Dallas communities.
- Support clinical partnerships with NIH and Alzheimer’s Foundation of America.
Impact Goal (Year 1)
- Serve 100–150 seniors in Dallas County with PBM therapy.
- Reduce caregiver burden by improving daily living independence.
Neurofeedback for Youth & Seniors
Overview
Dallas County has one of the highest rates of youth trauma exposure and senior depression in Texas. Our qEEG-guided Neurofeedback program rewires brain patterns without medication, targeting ADHD, trauma, depression, and early dementia.
Services
- Brain mapping (19-channel EEG baseline scans)
- Personalized neurofeedback sessions (20–40 per client)
- School-based mobile EEG access for underserved districts
- Focus Lab workshops for trauma-informed classrooms
Impact Goal (Year 1–2)
- Reach 200 youth and 80 seniors annually.
- Improve executive function, sleep, and emotional regulation.
How You Can Help
- Fund portable EEG kits for underserved schools.
- Sponsor scholarships for uninsured families to access neurofeedback.
- Partner with juvenile justice and senior centers for referrals.
Nutritional Deficiency & Community Wellness
Overview
In Dallas County, 1 in 5 households experience food insecurity (Feeding Texas). Nutritional deficiencies worsen cognitive decline and emotional health. Our integrated Nutrition & Supplement Support program addresses food deserts and empowers families with brain-healthy meals.
Services
- Zyto Elite biofeedback scans to detect hidden deficiencies.
- Personalized meal planning (5th grade reading level, bilingual).
- Partnerships with local food banks, farms, and cultural grocers.
- Cooking demos, monthly wellness circles, supplement support.
Impact Goal (Year 1–3)
- Reach 500+ families annually with nutritional interventions.
- Reduce inflammation and cognitive decline linked to poor diets.
How You Can Help
- Fund meal boxes for seniors with dementia.
- Sponsor cooking classes for teen caregivers.
- Provide grants for culturally relevant supplement access.
Play Therapy & Language Intervention for Children (MRELD)
Overview
Dallas County schools report high rates of language delays and trauma among youth. Many children with Mixed Receptive-Expressive Language Disorder (MRELD) go untreated, risking long-term academic failure.
Services
- Registered Play Therapist (RPT) sessions with trauma-sensitive play.
- Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) for MRELD intervention.
- Sensory play for autism spectrum & trauma-impacted children.
- Parent training & bilingual toolkits.
Impact Goal (Year 1–3)
- Serve 150+ children annually with play and speech therapy.
- Build replicable models for schools and community centers.
How You Can Help
- Sponsor therapy scholarships for uninsured families.
- Fund bilingual parent toolkits for at-home reinforcement.
- Partner with schools to expand play therapy access.
Entrepreneurial Development for Underserved Youth & Elders
Overview
Dallas County’s underserved youth face systemic barriers to entrepreneurship, while elders often lack resources to create supplemental income. Our Entrepreneurial Development Program leverages financial literacy, business simulation tools, and mentorship to empower generational wealth-building.
Services
- Youth Entrepreneurship Program (Hubro simulation-based training).
- Business plan coaching for elders exploring micro-enterprises.
- Financial literacy workshops for underserved families.
- Mentorship by local entrepreneurs & professionals.
Impact Goal (Year 1–3)
- Train 200 youth annually in entrepreneurship.
- Support 50 elders annually in launching supplemental ventures.
How You Can Help
- Fund youth simulation software & entrepreneurship workshops.
- Sponsor elder entrepreneurship incubators.
- Partner with foundations to scale intergenerational economic empowerment.
Dallas County Impact
Alzheimer’s & Dementia
12.6%
of residents 65+ live with Alzheimer’s
(37,700 people)
Shows urgent need for cognitive care and restoration
Food Insecurity
15.5%
1 in 5 children / 15.5% households
Highlights nutrition crisis impacting brain health
ADHD Prevalence
9–11%
9–11% of children
Signals growing demand for behavioral and neuro support
Child Disability
4.4%
4.4% of children
Represents potential cases of MRELD & learning needs