A Neuroscience-Based Path to Clarity and Recovery from MCAS and CIRS
Chronic fatigue. Brain fog. Anxiety. Weight gain. Inflammation. If you’re experiencing a mix of these symptoms and no one can tell you why, you may be battling something that’s affecting your body and brain behind the scenes.
That something could be mold toxicity, mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), or chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS)—often triggered by poor air quality and chronic stress.
Dr. Trish Leigh—a Cognitive Neuroscientist, Certified Brain Health Coach, and Neurofeedback expert with over 25 years of clinical and research experience—has walked this journey herself. After unknowingly being exposed to toxic mold in her dream home, she spiraled into unexplained health issues.
“I looked normal on the outside,” she shares, “but inside, my brain felt like soup. I was exhausted and scared I’d never get back to myself.”
When Your Brain Is in Survival Mode, Everything Feels Hard
For many people like Dr. Leigh, mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS) and chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS) are the hidden causes behind years of misdiagnosed symptoms. These conditions often activate your immune and nervous systems into a state of chronic overreaction—a brain pattern she calls Strained Brain.
Once stuck in this mode, your system sees threats everywhere: perfumes, foods, even your own thoughts. Your brain and body can become hypersensitive, anxious, and inflamed—making it nearly impossible to feel grounded or think clearly.
A Proven, Brain-Based Approach to Healing Mold Illness, MCAS, and CIRS
What sets Dr. Leigh’s method apart is her use of advanced brain science to uncover what’s truly going on. Through a qEEG Brain Map, she identifies where the brain is overstimulated, underactive, or locked in fight-or-flight mode.
This isn’t guesswork—it’s data. And once those brain patterns are mapped, she crafts a personalized healing plan using proven techniques like neurofeedback, nervous system regulation, and lifestyle strategies that support brain health.
“Healing begins when you stop doing everything and start doing the right things for your brain,” Dr. Leigh explains.
Why Ignoring These Symptoms Could Keep You Stuck for Years
When mold illness, MCAS, or CIRS go unaddressed, symptoms tend to multiply. What begins as mild fatigue or brain fog can escalate into:
- Autoimmune disorders
- Hormonal imbalances
- Relationship disconnection
- Anxiety and attention issues
- Dependence on screen time or substances for relief
These conditions don’t just disrupt your health—they chip away at your quality of life.
But the good news is: your brain and body can heal—especially with the right tools and support.
Your First Step: Book a Consultation
The fastest way to know what’s really going on inside your brain is to schedule a Consultation with Dr. Trish Leigh. This exclusive session includes:
✅ A qEEG Brain Map to identify your neurological patterns
✅ A one-on-one session with Dr. Leigh to interpret your results
✅ A customized recovery plan to help you address MCAS, CIRS, and brain-based inflammation
This isn’t just another doctor’s visit—it’s the beginning of a personalized healing journey with an expert who understands both the science and the struggle.
What Life Looks Like After Brain Healing
Imagine waking up without fear. No more racing thoughts. No more swollen eyes or chronic fatigue. Just clarity, calm, and confidence returning—inside your body and your mind.
Many of Dr. Leigh’s clients report sleeping better, focusing more easily, and feeling emotionally regulated within just weeks of beginning her programs.
And it all starts by listening to what your brain has been trying to tell you.
Ready to Feel Like Yourself Again?
👉 Book your Consultation with Dr. Trish Leigh and begin your personalized recovery today.
Dr. Trish Leigh has helped hundreds of people reclaim their clarity, energy, and peace. She can help you too. You can heal thy self—starting now.
Must watch! Dr. Leigh’s video on her personal journey and the costs of living with mold toxicity here.
