Neurofeedback Training
Pacific Neurocenter
Services
Founder
Maryna Yudina
BSN, RN, MS, MD (Ukr)
Maryna Yudina is the founder of the Pacific Neurocenter. She has been working in neurofeedback and health care fields for over 15 years. She received her MD from Odessa National Medical University, one of the leading medical universities in Ukraine.
She transitioned into neurofeedback after seeing the transformative effect it had on her clients suffering from PTSD, ADHD, addictions and depression. The natural quality of the program, using the body’s own signals to cue its behavior and encourage self-regulation, was very appealing and prompted her to train at the EEG Institute using the Othmer Method, where Maryna continues her professional development to this day.
She also works with veterans who have severe PTSD through the non-profit Homecoming for Veterans as well as in the Haven Shelter and New Directions Clinic.
Unique Selling Point
By improving self-regulation of brain activity, we improve how our clients function cognitively, emotionally and behaviorally. This applies whether the client is an adult suffering from symptoms like chronic headaches, or a child dealing with more severe disorders like autism or epilepsy.
It can also be a very useful tool for athletes, entrepreneurs or anyone looking to maximize their performance and function.
Individuals of all ages can benefit from Neurofeedback. It helps relieve symptoms of:
- Stress
- Anxiety, panic, hypervigilance
- Sleep disorders
- Cravings and addictions
- Low self-esteem and self-image
- Depression
- Learning problems— ADHD/ADD, lack of focus
- Headaches and migraines
- PTSD and trauma symptoms
- Anger
- Head and brain injuries
- Chronic Pain
- Memory, alertness, concentration
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