NeuroTherapy and Trauma Center of Utah
Therapy Made Better with Brain-Based Neurotherapy | Clinton, UT
Kristian "Kit" Baker, one of our exceptional therapists, wrote a description of what we do. It is eloquently written, I thought it should be shared with you. Thank you Kit! I’m with Neurofeedback ...read more
Summer time brings with it several activities for kids to take part in. With so much free time, kids normally go all out during the summer heat and often need to be calmed down. As important as ...read more
I have to admit, I feel like the Jefferson’s “mov’n on up to the East side” as we move back into our office after two grueling months of waiting and re-construction. As most of you know, one March ...read more
What makes Neurofeedback and Counseling of Utah unique? Why should you care that we use a brain-based approach to improving mental health for children and adults? Here are 7 reasons you can benefit ...read more
I’ve been thinking lately about how challenging my adopted daughter can be. Every day it seems like there’s a new problem or complication. She had a rough life prior to her adoption. Even though she ...read more
We offer a brain-based approach to mental health because yes, to answer the question, your brain activity is very much a part of your mental health. Our neurofeedback treatment program starts with ...read more
While the end of the school year brings excitement for many kids, it also typically means testing. And that can be a source of stress and anxiety for parents and students. Therapist Casherie Bright ...read more
My 11-year-old son is an inspiration to me. He has worked hard to be doing well in public school, academically and socially. About 16 months ago my wife, Casherie, and I decided to pull him out of ...read more
We Are Brain-Based Mental Health Therapists We are excited to announce that we are changing the name of our business from Neurotherapy and Trauma Center of Utah to Neurofeedback and Counseling ...read more
Q. My child is struggling. What should I do? A. There are so many options for helping children with emotional or behavioral challenges. The process can be confusing to know what to do. "What type ...read more
Therapist Kit Baker directs his thoughts to kids in this article, but his advice can apply to adults in stepfamilies, too. Here’s the situation: Your parents are divorced, maybe for a year now, ...read more
Ask a Therapist: It is so hard to get my child to do chores! What should I do? Getting your child to complete chores can be very frustrating. Not every child will be compliant and listen to you ...read more
