Lisa Tataryn is a clinical neuroscientist with over 25 years of experience supporting patients with complex neurological and medical conditions. Her work focuses on functional changes in the nervous system, helping individuals rebuild cognitive endurance, autonomic stability, and emotional regulation through evidence‑aligned neurofeedback, biofeedback, and applied neuroscience.

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Her clinical background includes extensive work with Parkinson’s disease, movement disorders, traumatic brain injury, chronic pain, and cancer‑related cognitive fatigue. She specializes in translating advanced neuroscience into practical, measurable interventions that complement medical, surgical, and rehabilitation care.

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Lisa is known for her ability to integrate autonomic physiology, cognitive science, and network‑level brain function into clear, actionable treatment pathways. Her approach is collaborative and data‑informed, designed to support patients who continue to struggle with fatigue, cognitive slowing, autonomic dysregulation, or persistent symptoms after standard care.

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She is an invited Elsevier author (2026) and a frequent educator for clinicians, support groups, and interdisciplinary teams. Her teaching emphasizes neuroplasticity, functional outcomes, and the role of the stress system in recovery across conditions.

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Lisa’s mission is simple: to help patients regain capacity, confidence, and quality of life by strengthening the systems that medication and surgery alone cannot reach.

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