Neurofeedback in Oregon
39 providers found
Brain-training neurofeedback for ADHD, anxiety, PTSD, and peak performance. A non-drug option with decades of research.
Julio Adrian Colòn
MA, QMHP · Medford, OR
Peter Meilahn
MA, LPC · Duluth, OR
Kevin Kelley
LPC · Eugene, OR
Dr. Daniel Emmett
PhD, LPC, CASPP, CMHNC · Coos Bay, OR
Welcome Counseling and Education Services
LPC, MAC, CCCJS, NCC
Jean Kristin Turgesen
Klamath Falls, OR
Natalie M Heidtmann
Bend, OR
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