

Neural Pathways of Hope
Neural Pathways of Hope began in 2026, birthed from years of struggle and challenge. Founder and owner Michelle Krumenacher had sought numerous avenues to help the struggling learners she was teaching. When she found Dr. Carol Brown’s Equipping Minds and began the program with her own children, she saw improvements not only in them, but in her own cognitive abilities too. Michelle became certified as an Equipping Minds cognitive therapist and has a passion to help others on their journey to hope through building cognitive strength.
How do you know if you or your loved one needs help?
- Struggling with handwriting, speech, or the ability to process information may be slow.
- Struggling to move between tasks or “switch gears” without stress.
- Struggling with emotional regulation, high anxiety, or being nervous in otherwise familiar environments.
- Struggling with memory: recalling events or keeping hold of information that was just learned.
- Difficulty focusing on a task, or being easily distracted.
- Difficulty recalling what was read.
- Difficulty retaining more than 2 instructions at a time.
- Difficulty taking notes and listening to retain information simultaneously.
- A family history of cognitive loss or impairment.
Whether you are a parent seeking help for your child who is struggling, someone who has endured traumatic brain injury, a senior seeking to improve cognitive function, or you would simply like to improve your cognitive functioning to enhance your daily life, this program is for you. THERE IS HOPE!
If you have questions or you would like to discuss your situation further, schedule a free 30 minute exploratory consultation with Michelle.
Meet Your Cognitive Therapist
Michelle Krumenacher received a Bachelor’s Degree from Greenville University. She spent 17 years working with vulnerable people groups in Burundi, Africa. She has a passion for helping those who are struggling and feel hopeless to help renew their strength and find confidence in whatever season of life they’re in. Michelle has a natural ability to relate to people of all ages and all walks of life. She is gifted at coming alongside those who are struggling to help them grow and be encouraged. She is a certified Cognitive Therapist and has a trauma-informed approach. She is married to the man beyond her dreams, has 3 wild boys that she is wild about, and loves her Mini Bernedoodle and Burundi tea.
