Alexandrea Day has blended two careers—working as an Adaptive Therapist and Visual Technologist for over eighteen years each—to create a range of products that serve humanity. These include integrating self-awareness apps and EEG technology to support self-directed leadership, living, and therapy. During Alexandrea’s eighteen years as a visual technologist, she produced thousands of corporate and event videos with her national production team. She also built software for a DIY video ad creation product that spurred a call from Google to visit their Silicon Valley campus. Additionally, Alexandrea is the founder of IAffirm, a 501(c)(3) non-profit formed to carry out her legacy project: Ensuring that Adaptive Therapy will be sustained into the future, so it continues to improve the human condition. Adaptive Therapy was formed from years of study and her personal experience in neuro-linguistic programming. Her theories are that humans, similar to computers, can be re-programmable and thus can free people from their limiting beliefs, pave the way to change behaviors, excel in performance, and attain health and well-being—permanently. IAffirm addresses the gap between medical and mental disease treatments, measures the impact of psychosocial events that cause stress, and provides evidence-based and effective treatment plans. This is accomplished through conducting research and authoring educational products for GenoEmote, the for-profit sister company that exclusively builds products for humanity. |
