Viktoria is a dedicated Brain Trainer with a strong passion for helping individuals unlock their cognitive potential. She earned her master’s degree in occupational therapy from D’Youville University in Buffalo, New York, after completing her Bachelor of Science in Health Science with a concentration in Community Health at California State University, Dominguez Hills in 2018.

Originally from Bellflower, California, she brings a holistic and compassionate approach to her work, drawing from both her academic background and her ability to connect with others. As a brain trainer, she values the opportunity to build relationships, support personal growth, and boost confidence in those she works with.

Viktoria is committed to making a positive impact through every session, blending clinical knowledge with heart to help individuals thrive.

Fun Fact – Viktoria enjoys traveling, attending concerts, working out, and spending quality time with her loved ones during Sunday family fundays. She has a twin brother who’s in law enforcement, and she shares her home with two cats and a dog.

Zara grew up in Iran and moved to the United States to pursue graduate studies, ultimately earning her PhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from SUNY Upstate Medical University.

Trained as a neuroscientist, she brings a deep understanding of how the brain learns, adapts, and grows, and thoughtfully applies this knowledge in a practical, supportive, and engaging way during each session.

Zara values building meaningful relationships with her students and feels honored to be part of their learning journey. She finds the greatest fulfillment in watching students gain confidence, develop new skills, and achieve real, measurable growth.

Prior to her current work, Zara gained valuable experience as a tutor, where she supported students across a range of subjects and learning styles, helping them strengthen foundational skills, improve academic performance, and gain confidence in how they approach learning.

Fun Fact: Zara is an avid tennis player and recently picked up pickleball. She also practices hot yoga—although she insists it’s not fun at all.

Marie grew up in Irvine, California, and earned her bachelor’s degree in neuroscience from UCLA. She will be attending medical school next year and is passionate about helping students build strong cognitive foundations that support both academic success and long-term confidence.

She brings years of experience working closely with students in one-on-one and group settings. Marie has coached dance for many years, teaching students of all ages how to combine discipline, creativity, and problem-solving. She has also worked as a tutor, supporting students across a range of subjects and helping them develop effective learning strategies. These experiences have shaped her encouraging, patient, and skill-building approach to training.

Marie loves being a brain trainer because she gets to watch students grow, not only in their cognitive skills but also in their belief in themselves. She feels honored to be part of each student’s learning journey and to witness the real changes that happen through consistency and support.

Fun Fact – Marie competed in ballroom dancing for fifteen years and still loves choreographing new routines. She also enjoys jewelry design, creative projects, and hunting for the best dessert spots in Orange County.