Talk therapy directory
Brain-based care works best alongside good talk therapy — the two are complementary. We keep a growing list of psychotherapists we know and trust across the Bay Area, so you don’t have to find help on your own.
Research & education
Neurofeedback and biofeedback rest on a deep, growing body of peer-reviewed research. We believe in evidence over hype — so if you like to read primary sources, these are trustworthy places to start.
ISNR Comprehensive Bibliography
Maintained by the International Society for Neuroregulation & Research, this is one of the most complete public indexes of neurofeedback studies — organized by clinical condition, spanning hundreds of peer-reviewed references, and including practice guidelines such as the widely-cited La Vaque et al. (2002) efficacy framework.
ISNR Comprehensive Bibliography
A large, condition-by-condition index of peer-reviewed neurofeedback research — ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, epilepsy, TBI, and more — with a searchable, filterable interface.
Visit →ISNR
The International Society for Neuroregulation & Research — a nonprofit of clinicians and scientists advancing neurofeedback practice, ethics, and study.
Visit →Neuroregulation (journal)
ISNR’s peer-reviewed, open-access journal — primary research you can read in full, free.
Visit →AAPB
The Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback — the professional home of biofeedback science and practice.
Visit →BCIA
The Biofeedback Certification International Alliance — the body that board-certifies practitioners (Dr. Damian is BCIA-certified in neurofeedback).
Visit →PubMed
The U.S. National Library of Medicine’s database of biomedical research. Search “neurofeedback,” “qEEG,” or “biofeedback” to read study abstracts and citations directly.
Visit →These are independent organizations; links are provided for education and don’t imply endorsement of any specific provider.
Vantage Health — secure intake & assessments
Before your first visit and along the way, we use Vantage Health to send secure digital intake questionnaires and psychometric assessments, and to track your progress over time — so your sessions can focus on you, not paperwork. It’s a platform Dr. Damian helped build for exactly this kind of measurement-informed, brain-based care.
From our blog
Plain-language writing from Dr. Damian on how brains work, why they struggle, and what actually helps — no jargon required.