Plagued with headaches caused by scar tissue from a brain surgery 20+ years, I was ready to give up. I tried everything - Medications, acupuncture, steroid injections - but they were either invasive or temporary and within a short time I would back where I started. I started seeing Trish at The Connected Mind early this summer. Within a few sessions I really started to have relief from the pain. As the summer drew to a close, headaches and pain were almost non existent. Aside from the relief, I was delighted to feel more calm, focused and less overwhelmed. While my headaches are what brought me to The Connected Mind, the added benefits of neurofeedback will definitely keep me coming back.

High anxiety about chlorine, dirt, and pretty much anything. Swimming was hard for me because I felt absolutely awful after and had to immediately run home and shower. I had showered at least 3 times a day. Once I started seeing Trish, things almost immediately started going up hill. By the end of the summer, and going into the school year, things had already improved so much and ow I’m able to leave the house and come home and sleep in my bed without taking a shower.

I’ve had a truly positive experience with microcurrent neurofeedback at The Connected Mind. One of the biggest changes I’ve noticed is a slowing down of my sensory processing, which has made it much easier to focus and feel grounded, especially during times when my mind was racing. Trish is an exceptional practitioner. She is experienced, compassionate, and highly professional, but what stands out most is how genuinely invested she is in her clients’ well-being. She takes the time to listen carefully at every session and adapts the approach based on what’s going on in the moment. It never feels like a one-size-fits-all process. Trish’s care is thoughtful and truly patient-centered. Over time, I’ve seen meaningful improvements that have lasted, rather than fading between sessions. That consistency has made a big difference for me.