of San Antonio
Children with ADD or ADHD are special kids. They can be wonderfully spontaneous, creative, and enthusiastic about life. But, when it comes time to focus that enthusiasm, these children are sometimes challenged beyond their abilities. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is one… Read More
Medication can be a real life saver, making life worth living. But, not all of life’s problems can be cured with a drug. Problematic side effects can be unmanageable. In some cases the medication has no significant benefit. It may… Read More
Our neurofeedback providers have been certified by the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance, or are in the process of completing their certification. BCIA is the recognized certifying body for biofeedback practitioners. For more information about Neurofeedback Certification go to the BCIA… Read More
Wanting to quit, but can’t? We start where you can’t stop. Using a combination of medical consultation, biofeedback, neurofeedback (EEG biofeedback), and cognitive behavioral therapy, we get at the underlying causes of addiction. Research has shown that brainwave patterns may… Read More
Work Experiences • Rehabilitation Hospitals (Traumatic Brain Injury and Stroke) • Juvenile and Adult Justice System (Forensic Evaluations), • Mental Health Director in Juvenile and Adult Detention Centers, • Adjunct Faculty at Graduate Level and Supervision of Interns • Private… Read More
Dr. Bueno holds a Ph.D. in Somatic Depth Psychology and M.A. in Depth Psychology/Somatic Studies from Pacifica Graduate Institute (Santa Barbara, CA). In addition to serving in the trauma recovery community, Dr. Bueno continues to maintain her license as a… Read More
NeuroCounseling: The Essence of What We Do In 2011, Allen Ivey and Carlos Zalaquett may have been the first to use the term “neurocounseling” to describe neuroscience-informed counseling. The term captures the essence of what many of us have been… Read More
Mark S. Jones Research consultant: aerospace and psychological projects Private practice in counseling and neuro/biofeedback Adjunct Professor and Director of the Neurofeedback Program, UTSA Department of Counseling Mental Health Consultant, Perkins Seminary, Southern Methodist Universit Adjunct Full Professor, Webster University… Read More
The First Recorded Human EEG In 1926, Hans Berger developed one of the first devices to record an EEG. The device virtually filled a room and made a rudimentary recording. It was known that the brain produces electrical signals in… Read More
Dr. Jones is a regionally recognized specialist in QEEG-guided neurofeedback and his services are used at the hospital, medical clinic, university, research and practitioner levels. A Quantitative EEG (QEEG) provides a wealth of information about the brain’s functioning and is… Read More