Attending the 4-Days of Lovebrain

Lovebrain is a catalyst for radical transformation. Find out how to best prepare, what to expect during the four-day boot camp and beyond, and what’s needed to ensure your success!

• What is the programme structure?

  The Lovebrain Programme is thoughtfully structured to ensure maximum impact and lasting results:

  1. Pre-Training Evaluation

  Your journey begins with a Cognitive Profile Evaluation (CPE), where we assess your unique brain profile, learning preferences, and current cognitive strengths. This allows us to tailor the programme specifically to your needs, ensuring you receive personalised, effective training.

  2. Four-Day Immersive Training

  This is the core of your experience, where you’ll master scientifically proven techniques to enhance focus, memory, reading speed, and cognitive processing. Delivered either in-person in Central London, Dubai, or online, this immersive training is designed to give you hands-on experience with the tools you need to thrive.

  3. 30-Day Mastery Phase

  After the immersive training, you’ll enter a guided integration period, where you’ll deepen your skills through weekly live sessions, practical homework, and ongoing support. This phase ensures that the skills you’ve learned become second nature, enhancing your personal and professional life long-term.

• What are the programme timings

  The four-day immersive training takes place over a single weekend, from Thursday to Sunday:

  • Day 1: Check-in and registration begins at 8:15AM, with the programme starting promptly at 9:00AM. The day aims to end around 10:30PM, though delays may occur.

  • Day 2 & Day 3: Training begins at 8:45AM. Expect to finish around 10:30PM.

  • Day 4: The final day starts at 8:45AM and concludes between midnight 2AM Monday. Times may vary.

  Attendance Policy:

  Full attendance is essential to achieve the programme’s intended results. Missing sessions, arriving late, or balancing outside commitments may require rescheduling, and repeated occurrences could incur a rebooking fee.

• Will there be breaks?

  Yes, there will be short breaks throughout the day, including a lunch break. The timing of these breaks depends on the day’s progress and the group’s needs. Breaks are kept brief to maintain focus, so we kindly ask all students to return promptly to avoid disruptions.

• Is food or accommodation provided?

  Water will be provided during the training, but food and accommodation are not included.

  • Food: We recommend bringing your own lunch and snacks or purchasing meals from nearby shops. Please opt for food that doesn’t require refrigeration or reheating and is unlikely to disrupt others during sessions.

  • Accommodation: If you’re attending in-person and require overnight lodging, there are many nearby options in Central London.

• Where is the in-person training venue?

  Our training sessions are typically held in Central London, with venues located near public transport hubs for easy accessibility. Final details, including the exact location, will be shared approximately one month before your programme begins.

• Are there any health guidelines during the programme?

  To ensure an optimal training experience, we recommend:

  • Avoiding caffeine and stimulants.

  • Abstaining from alcohol and illegal substances, including marijuana or psychedelics, for at least two weeks before the course and throughout its duration.

  If you have concerns regarding medications or health conditions, please contact our team for personalised guidance.

• Is there a dress code?

  While there is no strict dress code, we suggest smart-casual attire for comfort and professionalism. Dressing appropriately signals to your brain the seriousness of the training. The room temperature can vary, so layering your clothing is recommended to ensure comfort.

• How can I ensure a hygienic training environment?

  We kindly request all participants to maintain hygiene by showering daily and using the hand sanitisation stations provided. This ensures a pleasant and respectful environment for all attendees.

• Are the programmes recorded?

  Per legal requirement we record the entirety of the Ultrabrain course. This footage is not published or used outside legal requirements.

  You are not permitted to record video or audio during the four-day training. We may take footage to use on our socials. Further detail can be found in our terms.

• What do I need bring with me?

  We'll provide you with a training manual, pen, and water throughout the four-days. You'll need to bring:

  • A physical book: We recommend bringing a soft paperback book with little to no images, diagrams, or graphs. Books in the genre such as fiction, novel, biography, or personal development would work. Please avoid novels with sad or traumatic stories, textbooks, or materials that are too technical. Bring a book you can hold comfortably for long periods. If in doubt, bring a few extra books with you and our team can assist.

  • A childhood photo: A physical, printed photo of yourself as a child. Ideally, you should be alone in the photo. If this is not possible and there are other people with you in the photo, that would still work. We will discuss this more the day ahead of the relevant session.

  • Phones and chargers: Ensure your phone is charged or bring a charger with you as phones may be required during sessions for calculation or filling in forms online. Free Wi-Fi will be available at the venue to students.

• Are there any other considerations?

  We’re committed to accommodating additional needs such as access to a prayer room or specific dietary requirements. Please contact our team ahead of time so we can ensure your experience is as comfortable as possible.