669 Boston Post Rd. Units 2 & 3, Guilford, CT 06437
669 Boston Post Rd. Units 2 & 3, Guilford, CT 06437
Call for your free 15 minute consultation 475-221-8142
Call for your free 15 minute consultation 475-221-8142
Trauma does not only affect memories and emotions. It changes how the brain regulates stress, threat detection, sleep, and emotional reactivity. For many individuals across Guilford, Branford, Madison, and New Haven County, trauma symptoms persist even after meaningful insight in therapy.
At the Center for Neuropotential, neurofeedback is delivered with a personalized, clinical approach designed to help the brain function more efficiently and resiliently.
For many people, remote neurofeedback is life-changing. For others, it might not be the right fit—and that’s why we always start with a free consultation. You’ll get an honest, professional opinion on whether the time and investment make sense for you.
Discover how therapy can help you build resilience during uncertain times. Learn about powerful techniques like Mindfulness, Radical Acceptance, HeartMath biofeedback, and EMDR to adapt, heal, and thrive.
Trauma is often experienced as painful memories with intrusive and distressful reminders. For those grappling with trauma, finding the right trauma therapist in CT who
In today’s fast-paced world, managing stress is essential for maintaining overall mental and physical health. Heart-focused breathing is a simple yet powerful practice that can
“My brain is working better than it has in years.” “I have a new mental clarity.” “I can focus for a longer period of time
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects children and adults around the world. The symptoms of ADHD may include inattention, hyperactivity,
**Mental health professionals can provide the support and treatment needed to lead a happier life. If you are experiencing suicidal thoughts, a life threatening emergency,
Just 11 days after 10 people were killed in a New York supermarket, another mass shooting has rocked the nation. At least 19 children and 2 adults were killed after an 18-year-old opened fire at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. Why does this keep happening? How can we respond? And what do we say to children who are hearing about this latest spasm of violence?
Counseling specialist Deb Del Vecchio-Scully believes that, in lieu of gun control legislation from Congress, where Republican support has consistently failed to materialize, a proactive approach on the emotional well-being of communities would deliver tangible results.
When a community is ravaged by a mass school shooting, a crisis counselor for Sandy Hook Elementary School said individuals need to rely on one another for support.
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First and foremost, in the year 2020, as you send your children back to school, it is important to know that they will mirror what
What do Technology and a Gorilla have in common? How are they connected to my focus and inattention? Reliance on technology – phones, tablets, ipads,
In this challenging time with the many unanswered questions and uncertainties, it is great to know that we have resources to continue to provide therapy
Is online EMDR effective? This has been a frequent question among my clients as the Covid-19 virus has moved our counseling services from face to
It’s a big step to come to the conclusion that you’re ready for therapy. Maybe you’ve been struggling with depression and low self-esteem. Perhaps you’re
The story Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorde “I don’t have ADHD, I have ADD” As a neuropsychologist, I have heard this statement many times from patients coming
Did you know that poor hydration can impair your brain’s function? Dehydration impacts physical health and brain health. Your body is approximately 65% water
PTSD is like your brain is on fire. It creates many uncomfortable symptoms that do not heal on their own. No amount of talking about
Daylight saving time occurred this weekend and for many, it leaves us feeling groggy and extra tired. For those who struggle with insomnia or work
By Andrea Granath, LCSW Screens. The world we live in today is swamped with these magical machines and we now measure screentime as part of
If you are the parent of a teenager with ADHD, then you probably see some weaknesses, as well as some strengths, in the area of
So, the holidays are over, but the kids are still in vacation mode. They have had over a week of fun, free time and family
Holiday Stress for Everyone (Even the kids!) Christmas, Hanukkah and all the celebrated December holidays are notorious for increasing our stress levels not only as
So often, parents and care givers struggle with bedtime routines for their growing children. So often, parents and care givers struggle with bedtime routines for
Today is National Suicide Prevention Day By Deb Del Vecchio-Scully Suicide is a topic no one wants to think about or talk about. Yet, According
Trauma is the response to a deeply personal distressing event you may have witnessed or experienced where you feared for your life or your safety.
The 4th of July holiday is traditionally the official start of Summer fun and celebrations. It is generally a fun time with picnics and social
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (often called ADHD or ADD) can have a huge impact on a person’s ability to remain productive at work. At the
Our prefrontal cortex does some pretty amazing things! It helps us plan, organize, and think abstractly, among other things. However, it’s also responsible for that
Sixteen years ago, 102 minutes changed many of our lives, forever. While too many lost their lives and their loved ones mourn them, we remember
By now, you’ve been bombarded with Back to School advertisements, painfully reminding you that summer is coming to an end. Whether you are in school
Our brains are wonderfully complex and play a role in every single thought, emotion and physical sensation we experience. This includes every breath, every movement