FREE 15-Minute Brain Health Check-In
Feel More Like Yourself Again.
Support clarity, resilience & performance by addressing the pressure modern life puts on your brain.
FREE ONLINE
Your 15-minute Check-In
This is a relaxed, one-to-one conversation where Megan will help you:
✔︎ Talk through what's been bothering you most
✔︎ Explore some of the factors that could be affecting how you're feeling
✔︎ Identify practical next steps
✔︎ Understand whether further support could be useful
Find your edge
This could be for you if...
You're experiencing:
• Brain fog or forgetfulness
• Mental fatigue or low mental energy
• Difficulty concentrating or staying focused
• Stress, overwhelm or feeling more reactive
• Poor sleep or difficulty switching off
Or you simply want to look after your brain as you get older.
No pressure. Just 15 minute focused on you and your brain health.
FREE · 15 MINUTES · ONLINE
Megan Wilks
Founder | MSc Applied Neuroscience
Megan Wilks is the Founder of The Vitalogy Project and holds a Master's degree in Applied Neuroscience from King's College London.
After overcoming her own experience with depression, Megan became passionate about understanding the science behind brain health and how nutrition and lifestyle influence the way we think, feel and perform every day.
Today, she combines neuroscience with evidence-based botanical ingredients to help people take a proactive approach to supporting their brains—not simply to reduce the risk of cognitive decline in later life, but to help them perform at their best every day.
Further Information
Yes, once you have booked your 15 minute time slot we will send you an easy to follow invitation link for the meeting.
Please ensure that you have a good wifi connection for the call.
No. Your Brain Health Check-In is a private one-to-one conversation with Megan. Megan may make brief notes during your session to help with any agreed follow-up.
PLEASE NOTE: The Brain Health Check-In provides general brain health and wellbeing guidance. It isn't intended to diagnose or treat medical or mental health conditions, and it doesn't replace advice from your doctor or other qualified healthcare professional.