Just this morning, as I write this, I spoke for over an hour with a female professional fighter in California who has the passion to be the World Champion. We talked in-depth about her athleticism and passion have brought her to his point (Champion in a home country, ranked in the top 20 in America), but that if she wanted to go farther than what she has already achieved that she needed to still change her approaches to preparation for fights, ability to command herself and her environment in a ring, and optimize the performance of her brain and CNS so that she could make faster and better decisions during a fight.

She wants to work with us. We want to work with her.  We may be able to help you as well. 

Now she has graduated college, started her dream job, and is marrying the man of her dreams this June and moving to Idaho. When she first came to my office at age 19 she had suffered from terrible levels of social anxiety since the age of 3. Always afraid, uncomfortable, wanting to just get out of the room and away from other people. But after four months or so of counseling and direct neurofeedback she immersed herself in college, went on to graduate, and loves everything about her life today - and the promise of tomorrow!

Whether you are a current major league player wanting to play for a season or two more than others think you can, or in AAA or AA wanting to perform at such a high level of performance that you can make the jump to the big leagues, we can help you to focus better, deeper, at the right time and to the right thing. Improve reaction time and make decisions faster. Have the mental performance that you need to be amazing. 

We have friends at every level of professional baseball, from the major leagues to AAA, AA, and high-A levels.

He came to my office at age 44. His wife had left him. She was fed up with his disorganization, procrastination, impulsivity, and lack of ambition. He admitted that he had twenty projects that he had started but never seemed to finish anything. Our brain audit, assessments, and testing revealed that Bill was indeed ADHD, and that he would probably benefit from medication, or neurofeedback, and counseling to teach success strategies. He chose to begin with neurofeedback and counseling. Within three months he had organized his garage, his taxes, and his accounts receivables from his side gig. Two months later he was promoted at work to a great job that he loves. But his wife never came back. We could improve his brain performance, choices, wisdom, and self-image, but not his wife's choices.