Meet Inez —My Journey With NeuroFeedback

 "As the founder of The Neuro Brain, I am so excited to be able to share the remarkable gifts of neurofeedback with you."

When I first discovered neurofeedback it sounded too good to be true! I already had over 30 years experience undertaking my own psychological change after a painful childhood that included abuse and attachment trauma. At the time, I also had more than 16 years experience facilitating trauma healing, creative and meditation groups in the welfare and private sector — so I had encountered just about every traditional and alternative therapy out there.

Nevertheless, the results of my own BRAIN-TRAINING blew me away — so much so I knew I wanted to specialise in neurofeedback so I could share it with others. Even then, although I had been meditating for many years, I FELT CALMER AND LESS REACTIVE than I had ever felt before — things didn't bother me so much and my mood felt LIGHTER and HAPPIER for more of the time. Gradually, I have become FEARLESS in ways I never would have been in the past. Starting my neurofeedback practice has been a doddle and I am delighted to talk about neurofeedback because I know it works! Now, after 21 years of working with adult survivors of childhood and adolescent trauma, my heart is still moved by their extraordinary feats of survival. And I have come to specialise in working with this demographic because there is very little about trauma that I have not now personally experienced or witnessed..

Through neurofeedback, I have also experienced significant SPIRITUAL TRANSFORMATION.

My spiritual practice is located within a Buddhist context and I bring years of Buddhist study and practice to my skills as a counsellor. Neurofeedback has significantly deepened my meditation practice because it trains the mind to let go and come into stillness more easily. Contemplations into the nature of consciousness and our habitual self-clinging continue to take on new significance; and my heart grows more inclined to soften to people and situations I've previously resisted.

The Dalai Lama has said that when the technology comes along to aid meditation, we should take advantage of it. Well, here it is! I believe the Buddha would have encouraged us to embark on a journey with neurofeedback BECAUSE IT TRAINS OUR MIND TO BE MORE PRESENT AND GIFTS US WITH GREATER PEACE — and as we become more peaceful, we create a more peaceful family, a more peaceful community and a more peaceful world. 

To read about my passion (working with other trauma survivors) CLICK HERE.