A neuroscience-based program to help you break automatic patterns, manage stress, and improve performance — in life and work.

You already know what to do.

Eat better. Manage stress. Communicate clearly. Take action.

And yet… something keeps pulling you back into the same patterns.

Stress reactions. Automatic behaviors. Old habits.

This isn’t a lack of motivation.

It’s biology.

This program is based on applied neuroscience and the biology of change.

It helps you understand how your brain and nervous system:

  • store habits 

  • react under pressure 

  • influence your decisions and performance 

More importantly, it gives you tools to create new patterns that actually stick.


WHAT YOU’LL WORK ON

During this program, you will learn to:

  • Recognize your automatic stress responses

  • Understand how habits are neurologically wired

  • Increase clarity and decision-making under pressure

  • Shift from reaction to intentional action

  • Build more sustainable performance patterns

This is not theory-heavy.
It’s practical, structured, and directly applicable.

Who is this for

This program is designed for:

– Professionals experiencing stress or mental overload
– Leaders who want more clarity and consistency
– Individuals stuck in repetitive patterns
– Anyone looking for a structured approach to change

No prior knowledge in neuroscience is required.

2-day workshop in White Rock, South Surrey, BC

Thursday, May 28 — 8:30 PM to 5:30 PM
Friday, May 29 — 8:30 PM to 5:30 PM

Language: English
Materials: Official NeuroChangeSolutions workbooks 

Led by Matt Steimer

Osteopathic Practitioner & Public Health Specialist
20+ years of clinical experience

Working at the intersection of physiology, neuroscience, and behavior, Matt brings a structured and grounded approach to change — bridging health, performance, and real-world application.

Prices -

Prices -

You have two options here:

Option A (transparent)

Investment: $450 CAD
Early registration: $400 CAD

Spots are limited to maintain a high-quality group experience.