At the Santa Cruz Neurofeedback Center, referred to as The Center, we are dedicated to supporting you in achieving your greatest potential. Whether you seek to improve attention or enthusiasm, reduce unease, lift spirits, broaden perception, or simply optimize your brain's functioning, The Center can aid in your brain training journey. Neurofeedback provides lasting benefits without the common problems of habituation and side effects associated with medications. This brainwave biofeedback method has been effective for children and adults dealing with ADD/ADHD, OCD, PTSD, ongoing pain, mood difficulties, anxiety, pressure, learning challenges, head injuries, and many more conditions. Numerous clients we assist have previously attempted various methods, from therapeutic discussions to pharmaceutical options, with limited success. Neuroscientist Langdon Roberts, MA, CMT, as The Center's Director, brings over 17 years of successful experience helping clients with these issues. He works alongside Aimee Pomerleau, MFT, who specializes in mindfulness-based therapy for individuals and couples.
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At the Santa Cruz Neurofeedback Center, called The Center, we are committed to aiding you in realizing your full abilities. If you're looking to sharpen focus or energy, ease anxiety, enhance mood, increase awareness, or just fine-tune your brain for peak performance, The Center can support your brain training efforts. Neurofeedback yields enduring results without the typical issues of tolerance and side effects linked to drugs. Brainwave biofeedback has proven helpful for both kids and adults with conditions such as ADD/ADHD, OCD, PTSD, chronic discomfort, emotional disorders, anxiety, stress, learning issues, head trauma, and additional problems. Many clients we serve have tried several approaches, including talk therapy and medications, but experienced little relief. Neuroscientist Langdon Roberts, MA, CMT, The Center's Director, has accumulated over 17 years of experience effectively assisting clients with these conditions. He co-manages the Center with Aimee Pomerleau, MFT, who focuses on mindfulness-oriented therapy for individuals and couples.