Moore Neurotherapy Inc.

Anecdotal research shows neurotherapy to be a potentially useful intervention for a range of brain-related conditions. It has been used for:
• Misophonia
• Parkinson’s
• chemo induced brain fog
• aggression
• anxiety
• autism
• depression
• epilepsy
• headaches
• insomnia
• Tourette syndrome
and brain damage from strokes, trauma, and other causes.

Jamie Moore, RN, BCN
Board Certified in Neurofeedback, Neurotherapy Practitioner, QEEG-D Candidate

BoardCertifiedJamie has been a Registered Nurse for over 33 years with 25 years as a critical care nurse working with traumatic brain injuries. He has also served as the Safety Director/ Lead nurse of the Hyperbaric Unit at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Jamie received his nursing diploma from Saint Joseph’s School of Nursing in 1979. He wrote his first paper on Autism in 1978, and has continued to study the brain and ASD ever since.

Jamie completed his first Neurofeedback Clinical Course and his qEEG Clinical Course under the instruction of Leslie Sherlin PhD, BCN, and former president of the ISNR, the governing body of Neurofeedback. He completed his Neurofeedback Clinical Course and Advanced Training Course through Stens by Jack Anderson MA, a pioneer in the field of Neurofeedback and ADHD in the school systems. Jamie then completed his internship/mentoring under Nicholas Dogris PhD, BCN the inventor of the Neurofield system as well as a pioneer in the use of the integrated neurotherapy technique.