Counseling Services Expand On Neurofeedback Therapy in Englewood, CO
Aug 2, 2019
Mountain Vista Psychology expands its Neurofeedback Counseling Services in Arapahoe County, Colorado to inform and serve residents of Englewood, and surrounding areas.
Englewood, United States - August 2, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Neurofeedback Therapy has grown as option to treat a variety of mental health disorders without needing the use of medication. With the growing interests of individuals turning to the Internet to seek more information about this form of treatment, Mountain Vista Psychology seeks to expand our online presence and be on the forefront of supplying answers to those in Englewood, CO and surrounding areas.
Neurofeedback utilizes technology to affect the electrical activity of a patient’s brain. It’s a type of biofeedback and is a non-invasive treatment that works toward positively affecting the source of undesirable health symptoms. The benefits of this service offered by Mountain Vista Psychology are a higher success rate for patients in areas of focus, regulating behavior, reduce impulsivity, and more, all of which extends a helping hand to reducing the opportunity for a relapse.
MVP currently provides Neurofeedback for treating ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Autism, and Concussions/TBI. One of the first steps taken in starting this treatment will be a QEEG test, which allows MVP to have a snapshot of the patient’s electrical activity in their brain. Dr Seffanie Stecker, owner and clinical director, guides all Neurofeedback protocols and is one of less than 100 people worldwide whom are board certified in QEEG.
In addition to the previously stated ways Mountain Vista Psychology is using neurofeedback to support clients in improving mental health, we have even expanded this service to use Neurofeedback as a means to increase sports performance in athletes engaging in peak performance training.
Any individual in or around the Englewood, CO area looking to get more information on Neurofeedback can contact MVP by visiting our website at https://www.mountainvistapsychology.com/contact-and-directions/. A free 20-minute phone consultation is offered to anyone desiring to speak about specific questions with a board-certified therapist in Neurofeedback. The office hours for MVP are 9:30AM-7:30PM, Mon-Thurs, and 9:30AM-6:30PM on Fridays.
Contact Info:
Name: Steffanie Stecker, Ph.D.
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Organization: Mountain Vista Psychology, PPLC
Address: 88 Inverness Cir Building E – Suite 103, Englewood, CO 80112, United States
Website: https://www.mountainvistapsychology.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88903636
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