Dear John,

Today is the last day to save on our incredible Brain Longevity® Therapy Training (BLTT).

BLTT is the perfect course to enrich your toolkit on preventing Alzheimer’s, slowing the progression of dementia, and creating better brain function. Did you know that it’s now entirely online and it only takes about 25 hours?

This course is for:

· Caregivers

· Adult Educators

· Aging Service Providers

· Yoga Teachers/Therapists

· Allied Healthcare Professionals

· Anyone interested in brain health!

"I look forward to continuing education with ARPF, joining the foundation as a member and keeping in touch. I am enlightened and motivated to promote the education and practice of these 4 Pillars. I was thrilled every day to embark on the modules and bonus videos. The teachers had great love, energy, and education." – Sarah S., Online BLTT Graduate

We currently offer a special discounted registration: $50 off the admission, only valid through today, December 31st, 2020. If you’ve ever thought about taking a state-of-the-art course on improving your memory and brain health, this is the time.

The great news is that you’ll have one full year to complete the course, so there is no rush to finish it anytime soon. Sign up now at the discounted rate and then take your time to learn in 2021!

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact our Educational Programs Coordinator, Chelsea Pyne at [email protected].

Yours in Brain Health,

Dharma Singh Khalsa, M.D.

President / Medical Director

P.S. Your work will be needed even more once the Covid-19 pandemic is over. Take this time to learn new skills with the #BLTT!

"This training was a great opportunity to integrate my diverse professional background into a cohesive, prevention-focused, research-based approach for Brain Wellness and Dementia Support. I appreciated the varied topics and presenters, self-paced design, and ease of assimilation upon completion of the training. I feel prepared to take this important information out into the world to improve the quality of people's lives with or without a diagnosis."

– Trudy R., Online BLTT Graduate