Design a Life You Love to Live
I offer brain training neurofeedback sessions to all ages, as well as having personal neurofeedback units that are available to be rented out for home use. If you are booking a session for a child, please send me a message letting me know this, and the age of the child or any special needs they may have.
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With over 24 years of experience as a psychotherapist, Carol Ann absolutely loves her work, is extremely passionate about finding the best, most effective tools for her clients, and finds that bringing more joy to her clients' lives, brings more joy to hers.
Office Mascott
Maggie is a 15 year old schnoodle. Not quite a therapy dog, Maggie instead assumes her role as co-pilot. Check out my blog to read about Maggie's amazing transformation with SSP! Clients who have been coming for a while have been amazed at the changes in her, as has all of her family!
Office Jester & Therapy Dog
Jasper is a 5 year old St. John's Ambulance Therapy Dog. In addition to his work at Halton Therapy & Neurofeedback, Jasper has friends throughout Georgetown, volunteering with Carol Ann to visit nursing homes, schools, addiction programs, community events, and more. While Jasper is sometimes felt to not necessarily be the smartest boy, he is almost universally agreed upon as being one of the silliest and sweetest boys.
Office Manager & Therapy Cat
Molly is an almost one year old Ragdoll cat. Ragdolls are a less allergenic breed. While Molly's actual role is truly one of therapy cat, being a cat, she believes she is the one in charge and, in some respects, she is not wrong. During sessions, Molly loves to either supportively sleep on her climber, or to snuggle with those clients who welcome her sitting with them. Many clients find that Molly makes a most excellent fidget toy. Even people who usually don't like cats, typically love Molly who has many dog-like traits, including that she loves to have her tummy rubbed. :)
In addition to her previously noted gains, five weeks post SSP, Maggie is no longer showing territorial behaviours nor aggression towards other dogs
Read MoreA fantastic explanation of how NeurOptimal works and what kinds of improvements users are likely to experience.
Read MoreA couple of weeks post SSP, my dog has dramatically less pain, improved assertiveness, better ability to read social cues, and is barking less. :)
Read MoreDid you know that you can use SSP to help your pets? Click here to learn more. :)
Read MoreThe SSP uses the auditory system as a portal to the vagus complex, which controls our physiological state. Once physiological state is regulated, we feel calmer, happier, more confident, and more able to engage with others. The SSP boosts the effectiveness of other approaches and therapies being accessed.
Read MoreInformation about somatic experiencing, a neurological and physiological approach to psychotherapy.
Read MoreIn the ADD Book, Dr. William Sears & Lynda Thompson recommend the use of neurofeedback to improve outcomes for those with ADD
Read MoreSomatic Experiencing (SE) is an approach for working with and healing trauma, created by the psychologist Dr. Peter Levine, PhD. Dr. Levine recognized that, although animals in the wild frequently go through life threatening attacks, they somehow do not develop PTSD.
Read MoreSessions as low as $12 each! Neurofeedback is a form of brain training that is typically wonderful for: Anxiety, trauma, ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, wellness, sports performance, academic performance, sleep concerns, brain injury, chemobrain, concussion recovery, increased energy, enhanced feelings of wellbeing, and more.
Read MoreI am very excited to be offering SSP in my practice - a 5 hour auditory intevention. Most of my clients who have tried SSP are experiencing - after just a few short weeks - life changing results, that normally would take decades to produce.
Read More"Brainspotting is based on the profound attunement of the therapist with the patient, finding a somatic cue and extinguishing it by down-regulating the amygdala. It isn’t just PNS (Parasympathetic Nervous System) activation that is facilitated, it is homeostasis." -- Robert Scaer, MD, “The Trauma Spectrum"
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