55+ and Assisted Living Communities

Who We Serve

Move Better. Stay Independent. Live Longer.

Neuroform's brain-body movement programs help older adults reduce fall risk, improve coordination, and maintain mobility without strenuous exercise.

The Real Risk Nobody Talks About

Falls are not just a strength problem.

This audience needs a reassuring but credible explanation of what is actually at stake and why typical fitness solutions miss part of the picture.

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Falls are the leading cause of injury-related death for adults 65 and older.

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Most fitness programs ignore the nervous system, even though it is the system coordinating balance and orientation.

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Strength alone does not prevent falls. Awareness, responsiveness, and movement quality matter too.

What Neuroform Offers

Low-impact movement work that respects the person in front of you.

Neuroform offers brain-based movement sessions designed specifically for older adults. Using guided Awareness Through Movement lessons, we help improve balance, spatial awareness, joint mobility, and neurological responsiveness in ways that feel gentle, supportive, and adaptable to different levels of ability.

Why the Feldenkrais Method Works Here

A safer, more accessible path to better movement.

No Equipment Required

Residents do not need gym access, machines, or specialized gear to participate meaningfully.

Adaptable to Mobility Levels

Sessions can be done seated, standing, or lying down depending on what is safest and most comfortable.

Awareness-Based

The work is guided through attention and gentle experimentation, not through strain or high-risk exertion.

Supports Gait and Balance

The method is associated with improved balance, mobility, and confidence in everyday movement.

Keeps the Brain Engaged

Sessions support cognitive participation by pairing movement with attention and sensory awareness.

Program Structure

Built for facilities, families, and residents to say yes to.

Group sessions can be delivered for 15 to 25 residents at a time.

One-to-one sessions are available for individuals who need more tailored attention.

Formats can run 30 to 60 minutes depending on the setting and stamina of the group.

Programs are delivered on-site at the community with weekly or bi-weekly cadence options.

Who This Is For

The message shifts depending on who is evaluating the program.

For Residents

You do not need to be athletic. You just need to want to move with more ease, confidence, and stability in daily life.

For Directors and Families

Neuroform is a low-barrier wellness add-on that supports quality of life while helping reduce the practical and emotional costs of falls.

Meet Megan Jaster

Warm, credible leadership for older adult programming.

Megan Jaster

Lead Practitioner

Megan Jaster

Megan's work spans the full age spectrum, which makes her especially effective with older adults who need movement instruction that is attentive, adaptable, and respectful of lived experience.

  • More than two decades supporting diverse populations across the lifespan
  • Feldenkrais and MNRI background that translates well to low-impact movement settings
  • Comfortable leading residents, families, and care teams with equal clarity

Partnership Model

Designed to work inside real communities.

Facility-Wide Contracts

Roll out Neuroform as a recurring community wellness offering with predictable scheduling and delivery.

  • Good fit for assisted living and independent living communities
  • Scales across resident groups
  • Supports continuity instead of one-off programming

Semester or Annual Agreements

Choose the cadence and commitment level that fits your programming calendar and budget cycle.

  • Shorter pilot-friendly commitments available
  • Longer agreements create consistency for residents
  • Easy to align with wellness planning

Education Add-Ons

Extend the program with staff education or family information sessions that reinforce the value of the work.

  • Staff education sessions included
  • Optional family informational workshops
  • Helpful for administrator and family buy-in

Bring a low-barrier movement program to your community.

Request an overview if you are exploring fit, or book a facility conversation if you are evaluating implementation details and scheduling.