We offer a range of non-clinical services designed to support individuals in their journey. Our programs focus on advocacy, data-driven insights, and ongoing support to help you achieve your goals.
A hair analysis provides a long‑term snapshot of mineral patterns, stress load, and environmental exposures. We help you understand what the results mean so you can make informed decisions about your health journey.
A structured, one‑time session where we help you clarify your situation, organize your information, and identify next steps. Best for: New clients, individuals seeking direction, or those needing advocacy support.
Fee Note: One session, one-time payment. Service price may go up if development of client service exceeds the current service amount.
A non‑clinical conversation space to express concerns, decompress, and receive supportive guidance.
Service Time: 30 minutes to one hour
Contact: Email support at Advocacyforneurorights.support@gmail.com
Please make a payment for non-clinical supportive communication.
We help you organize your documents, analyze your information, and create clear, structured reporting that strengthens your case.
Includes: Data organization, Case‑strengthening documentation and Recommendations based on your goals.
Fee Note: Standard fee is applied after intake.
Required for individuals entering our ongoing Humanitarian Support Program.
Ongoing advocacy and structured support to help you stay organized, informed, and empowered.
Fee Note: Monthly $100. Standard intake fee applied.
A recurring, non‑clinical support session to help you maintain emotional clarity and cognitive resilience.
Service Time: 30 minutes to one hour
Our flagship Community Health Worker pathway. Provides consistent support, advocacy, and case development over time.
Fee Note: $150/month
Payments are encrypted and securely handled by Stripe. Services are non-refundable unless otherwise stated.
All payments are final and non‑refundable. Monthly services can be cancelled anytime and will end at the start of the next billing cycle.
