Cereset Westport recently celebrated its first anniversary. In the past 12 months, Cereset’s commitment to enhancing well-being in Fairfield County and beyond has been reflected through initiatives such as sponsoring the WYWL Minute Man 5K Race, hosting a memorable ribbon-cutting event, joining the Westport Chamber of Commerce and facilitating a series of wellness talks.

Cereset Westport has empowered clients of all ages (7 to 70+) to achieve a wide variety of wellness goals. Cereset’s patented BrainEcho technology allows your brain to relax and rebalance itself naturally with no external intervention or medication. Results include improved sleep, mood, energy, thinking, memory, focus and stress response.

Wondering how Cereset has made a difference for clients? Students struggling to sit still and pay attention in class have found renewed focus and calm as they completed their work. Professionals juggling family demands and high-stress careers have achieved deeper, more restful sleep, sustaining energy throughout the day. Individuals experiencing wellness challenges such as brain fog, anxiety, pain and fatigue due to post-COVID, chronic illnesses or other issues, have found Cereset helps their brain to mitigate symptoms and find relief.

In celebration, Cereset Westport is offering 10 percent off their initial series (five sessions) this month when you mention this article. This offer cannot be combined with any other offers, and the sessions must be completed by April 30. Embark on your transformative journey to well-being now. Cheers to one year of positive transformations and many more to come.

For more information and to schedule your sessions, call 203-557-3299, email [email protected] or visit Cereset.com. Location: 18 Kings Hwy North, Westport. See ad, page 11.

Cereset Westport - 18 Kings Hwy N, Westport, CT

Cereset (Cerebrum + Reset) is a proven technology that helps the brain to relax, rebalance and reset itself naturally by listening to its own echo. A relaxed and balanced brain helps cli... Read More »