The 16 principles of Nervous-System-Aware Governance adapt to specific sectors, populations, and institutional contexts. These five applied brands deploy the NSAG framework where the stakes are highest. Some serve institutions; others serve individuals directly — a woman researching her own care, a parent protecting a child’s developing brain. NSAG scales from the single person to the whole system.
The NSAG framework applied to athletic institutions — governing how environment, scheduling, recovery culture, and media exposure shape athlete nervous system states and performance.
One of the first governance MCP servers for AI agents, applying the NSAG governance framework to assess whether agentic systems behave in ways that are cognitively and ethically safe.
Primary-source, sex-disaggregated research at the intersection of cannabis, psychedelics, and the female nervous system — for women and the clinicians who care for them.
Advisory practice for architecture firms, developers, and healthcare institutions designing built environments around how the human nervous system actually works.
A neuroscientist and mother of two explains, for parents and educators, what AI does to the developing brain. No doom, no hype — the neuroscience, with an age-by-age framework and a home-and-classroom protocol.
Talk through which applied context fits your institution, or begin with an assessment of where your governance stands today.