BrainCamp

Elisabeth knows survival mode from the inside. She went from street-level credit card fraud and incarceration to rebuilding her own nervous system through more than 100 healing modalities. Today she is HarvardX-certified in cellular biology (mitochondria focus), the founder of Enhanced Flow, and the voice of the Unlimited podcast. At Brain Camp, she guides the week’s meditations, from arrival, to root release, to embodiment, moving you from survival to sovereignty.

A meditation and mindful movement educator with more than four decades in martial arts, Qigong, Tai Chi, and contemplative practice, Terry trained in traditional temple environments and learned from Daoist teachers on Wudang Mountain, Ojibwe Elders, and teachers in Bali and New Zealand. A BrainTap coach and author of Memoirs of a Wandering Ninja, he teaches one principle: awareness before action.

Known as “The Queen of Biohacking,” Dr. Leiva is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, Master Dry Needling practitioner, and founder of The ExerScience Center in Tampa. She bridges modern rehabilitation and human performance with biohacking, nervous-system regulation, and ancient healing traditions. Featured in the documentary Biohack Yourself and a BrainTap practitioner and educator, she leads Brain Camp’s yoga, sound healing, and recovery science.

A Tibetan Buddhist teacher, contemporary artist, and sound healer, Lama Tashi Norbu opens every morning of Brain Camp with chanting and guided prayer to set the day right. He carries the ceremonial thread of the week: mantra, voice, and vibration to settle the nervous system. He also leads the Rewire Ceremony, where old stories are released and new ones are spoken.

An award-winning neuroscience researcher and author with over three decades in brainwave-entrainment technology, Dr. Porter is the founder of BrainTap and Dean of mind-based studies at Quantum University. He leads the daily facility sessions, the clinical engine of Brain Camp, and walks you through your before-and-after brain scores. Featured in The Wall Street Journal, People, and on ABC, NBC, and CBS.