EMDR stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. Basically, a stressful or traumatic memory gets stuck in the part of the brain that regulates flight, fight, freeze or fawn (people pleasing), and triggering negative feelings and behaviors.
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IASIS Microcurrent Neurofeedback is based on the concept of neuroplasticity. The brain can change and when using IASIS Microcurrent Neurofeedback that change occurs through exposure to low intensity.
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Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a complex condition that can have a profound impact on an individual’s physical, cognitive, and emotional well-being. Traditional options for treatment of TBI’s tend to focus on managing symptoms versus addressing the neural dysregulation that lies underneath.
At some point, everybody experiences anxiety. Anxiety comes with a number of challenging symptoms that can make daily life difficult to get through. But, how can you start anxiety treatment?
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Neurocounseling is an emerging field that leverages our knowledge of the brain to enhance therapy outcomes, empowering individuals to achieve optimal mental well-being.
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Millions of people have engaged in EMDR and research supports the dramatic benefit in the lives of the people post treatment.
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Sleep is an important part of life, and so many people tell me they do not get enough or the quality is not good. The question asked by so many of my patients is “What can we do to improve sleep?” As a neurofeedback therapist, I think it is important to understand the importance of
When you are searching for a counselor or therapist near me, it might not come to your attention to consider a counselor focused on neurocounseling. However, I challenge you to consider neurocounseling. Neurocounseling includes biofeedback, neurofeedback therapy, mindfulness, and any brain-based intervention that produce neurons and neurol connections that change the way the brain functions.
Our brains change when stressors are experienced including physical, emotional and environmental stressors resulting in anxiety, depression, acute stress and PTSD. Well the opposite is true too. Our brains change when positive influences are experienced including a reduction in negative responses when the brain is engaged in neurofeedback.
As a neurofeedback therapist, I have conversations everyday about ADHD with clients reporting how ADHD affects adults and children alike. Clients report the struggles of a life with ADHD and when clients come to me with symptoms including aggressive behaviors, fidgeting, hyperactivity, difficulty focusing, anxiety or a short attention span, the reality is they may
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