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Neurofeedback
Enhance Your Mental Clarity and Emotional Balance

Neurofeedback therapy at 2BWell offers a non-invasive way to improve mental clarity, emotional regulation, and overall brain function. By gently training the brain to optimize its activity, neurofeedback can help reduce symptoms of anxiety, depression, and ADHD, leading to a more balanced and resilient mind. Experience a natural approach to mental health that supports your long-term well-being.

Neurofeedback
Illustration of a head with a highlighted brain and wave lines, representing neurofeedback.
Enhance Your Mental Clarity and Emotional Balance

Neurofeedback therapy at 2BWell offers a non-invasive way to improve mental clarity, emotional regulation, and overall brain function. By gently training the brain to optimize its activity, neurofeedback can help reduce symptoms of anxiety, depression, and ADHD, leading to a more balanced and resilient mind. Experience a natural approach to mental health that supports your long-term well-being.

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Neurofeedback, also known as EEG biofeedback, is a form of brain wave training originally developed in the 1970s to help soldiers with physical and emotional trauma. Today, it is used to benefit a wide range of individuals by training the brain to improve its function and increase neuroplasticity.

The brain is an adaptable organ that continuously learns from experiences. Over time, it can develop “shortcuts” or fall into pattern ruts that lead to anxiety, depression, or other unwanted responses. Neurofeedback helps retrain the brain to break out of these default patterns, enhancing cognitive flexibility and promoting healthier brain function.

Neurofeedback can address a variety of symptoms and conditions stemming from the central nervous system. It is commonly used for issues such as:

  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • ADHD
  • Behavior disorders
  • Sleep problems
  • Addiction
  • Memory issues
  • Headaches
  • Emotional disturbances

It can also support individuals with organic brain conditions like seizures, autism spectrum disorders, and cerebral palsy, as well as those recovering from psychological trauma (PTSD) or physical head injuries.

At 2BWell, Dr. Huffman, ND uses the Low Emission Neurofeedback System (LENS), a gentle approach known for producing long-lasting results. LENS sessions are much shorter than traditional neurofeedback, typically lasting only 3-5 minutes, making it suitable for young children or anyone who finds it challenging to sit still. Over time, the brain learns to retain these new, healthier patterns, similar to how physical therapy helps improve muscle function.

Research indicates that significant improvements occur in 75-80% of neurofeedback cases. The changes may be subtle at first, but as the brain continues to learn and adapt, the results become more enduring. The process enhances cognitive control and flexibility, offering a non-invasive way to support brain health and well-being.

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Jessica Brooke Huffman
Jessica Brooke Huffman, ND
Naturopathic Primary Care Physician

Dr. Brooke Huffman is a naturopathic physician committed to helping people enhance their lives by optimizing their health. She works closely with patients to help them remove obstacles to their health as a primary means of resolving their wellness challenges and restoring their health. She facilitates this by providing a foundation for health & wellness through nutrition and lifestyle suggestions as well as customized, targeted therapies that unravel the disease process. In order to facilitate a return to optimum health, she creates a unique relationship with every patient and tailors her treatments to address their individual health concerns. Blending cutting-edge research with ancient therapies to successfully treat children, teens and adults of all ages, Dr. Huffman is also a practitioner of biotherapeutic drainage, an advanced treatment modality used to achieve consistently superior, health-enhancing results.

Dr. Huffman addresses the many aspects of health, encompassing physical, mental, and emotional well-being. She excels at helping patients cultivate their own joy and finding their personal passions and purpose, and provides high-quality care for people experiencing any health problem. She tends to a wide range of patients with different health issues, but some conditions that she is specially successful at treating are: anxiety, depression, fatigue, digestive issues, hormonal imbalances, transgender care, auto-immune disease, allergies, menopausal complaints, infertility, stress-related issues, and smoking cessation. By working with Dr. Huffman, people experience increased energy, improved quality of sleep, regulation of hormone imbalance, decreased pain, and improved concentration and mood.

In addition to an intensive naturopathic medical education, Dr. Huffman has received in-depth training in behavioral health, homeopathic medicine, prenatal health, and naturopathic cardiology. She supplemented her education by studying with nationally known doctors such as Dickson Thom, ND and Patch Adams, MD. Doctor Huffman has over a decade of experience working with children and teens, including troubled teens, foster kids, those on the autistic spectrum and with other developmental disorders. She is also trained as a birth doula and has assisted over a dozen women through labor and delivery.

She connects with her patients in a genuine yet professional way, and is passionate about treating the whole person: each with individual strengths and complexities. She sees herself as a wellness advocate, offering empowerment through education.

Raised in south Florida, Dr. Huffman developed a love for nature as a young child. She earned her B.A. and B.S. degrees from The Evergreen State College, where she studied psychology, Buddhism and pre-medical sciences. She received her doctorate degree in naturopathic medicine from the National College of Natural Medicine in 2011, and is a member of the Oregon Association of Naturopathic Physicians. Dr. Huffman lives on a small urban farm in NE Portland and enjoys organic gardening, hiking, camping, rock climbing, meditation, and yoga.

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