Memory loss may be common, but it is not normal.
A groundbreaking study published on December 30, 2025 confirmed something extraordinary:
When the root causes of cognitive decline are identified and addressed early, meaningful improvement is possible.
Free Live Workshop
Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2026 @ 1:00 pm
Sarasota, FL

Presented by Dr. Garland Glenn | Functional Neurologist | 40+ Years Experience
At this FREE Sarasota workshop, you'll discover:
✔ Why memory loss is often mistaken for "normal aging"
✔ Why standard tests frequently miss early decline
✔ The factors that may be driving changes in memory and thinking
✔ Why timing matters—and why waiting may be the biggest mistake families make


"We thought memory loss was just part of aging."
"Dr. Glenn helped us understand that there were many factors contributing to the problem. Today we feel hopeful and grateful that we acted when we did."
★★★★★
— John and Mary, Sarasota
For decades, families concerned about memory loss were often told there was little that could be done beyond monitoring symptoms and hoping for the best.
Today, emerging research is changing that conversation.
Dr. Garland Glenn has spent four decades helping patients uncover the many factors that may contribute to declining brain function and helping families better understand what can be done to support long-term brain health.
Drawing on his experience in Functional Neurology, Precision Medicine, and the ReCODE approach to cognitive decline, Dr. Glenn developed his own trademarked framework:
A comprehensive approach that integrates Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Precision Medicine to identify the multiple factors that contribute to cognitive decline and to create personalized strategies designed to support long-term brain health.
Unlike one-size-fits-all approaches, the Carroll Cognitive Method™ recognizes that memory loss rarely has a single cause. Instead, it focuses on understanding the unique combination of factors affecting each individual.
Join Dr. Glenn for a live educational workshop where he will explain:
✔ Why memory changes are often dismissed too early
✔ Why normal testing misses the earliest signs of decline
✔ The most common contributors to cognitive impairment
✔ What the newest research is revealing—and why it matters
✔ Why one-size-fits-all approaches often fails
✔ How the Carroll Cognitive Method™ helps bring these pieces together
✔ Practical steps that may help support long-term brain health

A Science-Based Event
This workshop is not about hype, gimmicks, or quick fixes.
It is an educational event designed to help individuals and families better understand cognitive decline, explore the factors that may contribute to it, and learn why timing matters.
If you've been looking for a thoughtful, research-informed perspective, this workshop was created for you.


Why Families Choose The Carroll Institute.
Our clinical approach combines:
Comprehensive laboratory testing, advanced brain imaging, and individualized evaluation to identify metabolic, inflammatory, vascular, toxic, infectious, and other contributors to cognitive decline.
Targeted assessment of brain function designed to identify where networks may be underperforming and where rehabilitation may help.
Dr. Garland Glenn brings more than 40 years of clinical experience in functional medicine, brain health, and cognitive recovery strategies.
No two people experience cognitive decline for the same reasons. Our work focuses on understanding the unique factors affecting each individual.
Many of our patients experience measurable improvements when underlying contributors are identified and addressed appropriately.
This workshop is designed to educate individuals and families about what current science is revealing, and what questions may be worth asking.