Dr. Adam Grove is a naturopathic, family-practice doctor specializing in children and adults with neurological challenges. He emphasizes a whole-person focus with attention to accurate diagnosis and holistic treatment for brain-based issues. He works with people of all ages experiencing symptoms of ADD/ADHD, autism, brain injury and the like. Dr. Grove received his doctorate from Bastyr University in Seattle, Washington in 2002. He also holds a Master of Arts degree in Soviet Area Studies from the Naval Postgraduate School and a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering. He is a member of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians, the Board of Directors for the Alaska Brain Injury Network, and the Advisory Board for the Center for Educational Improvement. Dr. Grove lives in Anchorage with his wife, daughter and a handful of friendly dogs.​Rachael Hannah is an associate professor of biological sciences at University of Alaska Anchorage since 2015. She grew up in Vermont, and her love for science blossomed at an early age. Dr. Hannah earned her B.S. in Marine Biology and Molecular Biology from Florida Institute of Technology and Ph.D. in Anatomy & Neurobiology from University of Vermont, College of Medicine. As a neuroscientist, her research interests explore howblood vessels in our brains control the amount of sugar and oxygen delivered to brain cells, and how this control can become unregulated after a stroke or traumatic brain injury. She is currently exploring a new animal model using the red-eared slider turtle to discover how some organisms; brain cells survive in low oxygen environments. She’s an advocate for  ncreasing students access to experiential learning opportunities throughout their undergraduate careers. When not in the lab or teaching, Rachael enjoys skiing, hiking, and biking with her family and friends.

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