After overcoming his own addiction demons, Alex is now on a mission to help 100,000 people escape the nightmare of alcohol addiction.
Barely surviving his worst years of drinking, Alex turned his life around and has found the path to a better life filled with happiness, fulfillment, and service to others. While getting sober, Alex discovered Neuroscience which included tools and techniques that were outside the traditional norms of getting sober (like rehab and AA). After implementing the tools and customizing them to his own unique story, Alex started to share what he had found. It was here that Alex realized he was being called to step into service as a Sober Life Coach.
After getting Certified at Jay Shetty Certification School, Alex put together a 12-week Sober Coaching Program that has helped over 40 people get and stay sober to date. Bringing his purpose, calling, and destiny together, Alex has begun to stir up the sober scene with his new science-backed tools to get and stay sober..
Jayapriya is a physician scientist, with expertise in behavioral and cognitive neuroscience, neuroplasticity, optogenetics and in-vivo electrophysiology. She is currently defending her post-doctoral graduate studies on understanding the mechanisms underlying the ability of the human brain to enable an individual to adapt to the ever-changing environment.
Her work for the past 7 years as a graduate student and research assistant has been dedicated to understanding how moderate prenatal alcohol exposure affects the
executive functioning of the brain, specifically cognitive flexibility. Her work involved utilizing state of the art techniques such as optogenetics and in-vivo electrophysiology to understand the neural mechanisms underlying flexibility both at the neuronal circuit level and at the molecular level. The results of my work with substantial evidence had impactful findings, contributing to further our
understanding on the executive functioning skills of the brain, and has been peer reviewed and featured in journals such as ACER (Alcoholism, clinical & experimental research), Neuropharmacology, Neurobiology of learning and memory, Frontiers Neuroscience, and Cell reports.
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