Melissa has been working with neurofeedback for the past five years and continues to find this modality both fascinating and rewarding. She believes neurofeedback can support the brain in becoming calmer and more flexible, which may contribute to improved overall functioning. Melissa is trained in both LENS and EEGer neurofeedback systems.

In addition to her work in neurofeedback, Melissa is currently completing a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology. She looks forward to integrating her counseling skills with neurofeedback in the future to provide a more comprehensive approach to supporting her clients.

Melissa’s previous experience in nursing, foster care, and disability services has shaped her compassionate and person-centered approach. These experiences have provided her with a deep understanding of the diverse challenges individuals and families may face and have strengthened her commitment to meeting each client with compassion, empathy, and a hope-filled perspective.