Dr. Garland Glenn
Functional neurologist with 40+ years’ experience specializing in precision-medicine approaches to cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s, using functional neurology and neuroplasticity-based brain.
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Founder and Clinical Director, The Carroll Institute
Profession: Functional Neurologist
Specialties: Alzheimer’s Disease, Cognitive Decline, Functional Neurology, Neuroplasticity Rehabilitation, Precision Medicine for Brain Health
Dr. Garland Glenn is a Functional Neurologist and the founder and Clinical Director of The Carroll Institute, one of the few clinics dedicated exclusively to reversing cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease.
With more than 40 years of clinical experience, Dr. Glenn has spent the past several years focusing on a precision-medicine approach to cognitive decline, guiding over 1,000 patients through programs designed to slow, stop, and often reverse memory loss by identifying and addressing the biological factors that disrupt brain function.
What makes his work unique is the integration of precision medicine with functional neurology, using targeted brain exercises and neuroplasticity-based drills to help rebuild neural pathways affected by cognitive decline.
Before entering healthcare, Dr. Glenn taught electrical engineering, which gives him a distinctly systems-oriented way of looking at the brain. As he sometimes jokes, he still approaches the brain a bit like an engineer approaches a complex circuit—find the broken connections, repair them, and the system starts working again.
Dr. Glenn has also run clinics in several European countries, giving him a unique perspective on healthcare and neurological treatment on both sides of the Atlantic.
At The Carroll Institute, that combination of precision medicine and functional neurology has produced remarkable results for patients seeking solutions beyond the traditional “watch and wait” approach to cognitive decline.