Hartman Counselling & Neurofeedback
Suite 105 22112 52 Avenue V3A 8P8 Langley, BC, Canada

Neurofeedback manipulates brainwaves, but what even are brainwaves and why are they important? Check out this quick informative video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Qu9KnohYG0

Had a booth set up with fellow neurofeedback practitioners for the Autism Speaks Walk in Richmond this past Sunday. Very cool event, met lots of amazing and inspiring kids and parents. Ki Speer

Our first blog post about neurofeedback and Autistic Spectrum Disorders is out! Read about our personal experiences and a summary of the current research. Feel free to pass this information along to those in your communities who might be interested! http://hartmancounsellingneurofeedback.com/does-neurofeedb/

Not everyone may be that familiar with Neurofeedback and what it can do, which is why we are creating a series of blogposts that focus on specific disorders that Neurofeedback therapy addresses. We'll share what we've seen in our practices as well as outline current research. We're excited to begin by talking about Autistic Spectrum Disorders, which is the reason why I, (Brendan Kwiatkowski), ever became involved with Neurofeedback in the first place. Stay tuned for the post early next week!

Sometimes healing and growth seems to happen all at once and other times more slowly. For those of us that may be feeling the latter, here is a metaphor for some perspective and encouragement. "A psychiatrist friend of mine recently told me growing up is like walking up a steep mountain. You can't hike straight up. It's too treacherous. You'd die of ambition. Though it takes longer, the best way to walk up a steep mountain is to circle it slowly, on a gradually ascending path. So when we circle around it, we encounter the same view as before, but it's not quite the same. We're viewing it from a slightly higher elevation. He said this is how life and growth and healing work." - Dr. Kelly Flanagan from his book Loveable