Yes, hypnotherapy for anxiety is a recognized therapeutic approach that supports relaxation, reframes negative beliefs, and builds confidence. It’s safe when conducted by a trained professional.

Unlike traditional neurofeedback, the low energy neurofeedback system (LENS) uses low-intensity signals to subtly prompt the brain to reorganize itself, enhancing self-regulation and reducing symptoms of mental fatigue and trauma.

Social work supervision training is essential for LCSWs in training, offering insight into case management, ethics, clinical judgment, and therapeutic technique development.

Yes, EMDR therapy has shown positive outcomes in treating generalized anxiety disorder by helping clients process underlying fears and reduce physical symptoms of anxiety.

Session frequency depends on individual goals, but most clients benefit from weekly mindfulness CBT therapy sessions to build and maintain mental resilience.

LENS neurofeedback therapy is effective for managing trauma, mood disorders, sleep disturbances, and cognitive fog, offering a non-invasive and lasting path to neural balance.

Yes, we provide remote LCSW supervision to meet state licensing requirements, ensuring flexible access to mentorship, feedback, and case consultation.