Jessica Endicott specializes in cognitive health and early brain-decline prevention for high-performing professionals, helping them protect mental clarity, confidence, and long-term brain function before decline takes hold.

Her work is informed by lived experience and driven by possibility. After navigating her own brain injury, supporting a husband through addiction, and walking alongside her mother through Alzheimer’s disease, Jessica became deeply committed to understanding how the brain can be supported, protected, and strengthened long before crisis or decline.

As a Neuro-Wellness Practitioner, Jessica focuses on identifying early cognitive dysfunction, optimizing brain chemistry, and reducing known risk factors associated with memory loss, particularly for individuals with a family history of Alzheimer’s or dementia.

Her approach integrates epigenetic insight, functional lab analysis, amino acid therapy, targeted nutrition, mindfulness, and movement into a personalized, data-driven strategy for cognitive longevity.

After working with Jessica, clients commonly report feeling clearer, steadier, and more confident in their thinking. Many experience improved focus, reduced brain fog, better emotional regulation, and a renewed sense of trust in their mind and body. Instead of feeling overwhelmed or fearful about their brain health, clients leave with clarity, direction, and practical strategies they can sustain long term.

Jessica is a featured guest on health and wellness podcasts and speaks regularly at workshops, retreats, and professional events on brain health, cognitive resilience, and nervous system regulation. She practices what she teaches and works only with clients she genuinely believes she can help.

Her approach is private, ethical, and results focused, grounded in data, not trends.

Her mission is simple. Brain decline is not inevitable. Clarity, resilience, and confidence can be

protected for years to come.