Julie Hutchins-Wilson M.S., N.C.C., PA

Julie Hutchins-Wilson is a doctoral candidate in Marriage Family Therapy at Barry University. Since 1971 she has developed and managed integrated wellness programs focusing on a holistic body-mind approach. She has worked in clinics, schools, wellness centers, hospitals and agencies as a primary therapist, co-therapist, supervisor, group facilitator and as a treatment team member.

For 10 years Julie has researched ways that teachers, students, athletes, performing artists and people in the business community can improve learning and function at optimum performance. Her present focus is on neurotherapy or neurofeedback. Specializing in work with children and adolescents for 30 years, Julie is trained in play therapy and enjoys working with families. She has been active in the world of modern and creative dance and gymnastics studying yoga, the martial arts and fitness leadership.

Dance-movement therapy led Julie into the field of mental health and wellness; her focus is on a solution oriented method of treatment. Presently she is a registered intern in private practice. Her focus is on neurofeedback, biofeedback, counseling individuals, children and families.

At the center, treatments for a broad range of symptoms are addressed using an individualized assessment system that guides treatment protocols and includes brain mapping and comprehensive biophysiological testing. Conditions treated using neurofeedback include: Attention Deficit Disorder ADD/ADHD, addictions, anxiety,attachment issues, autism, aspergers, developmental delays, chronic fatigue or pain, cognitive deficits, depression, headaches, learning disabilities, eating disorders, brain injuries (TBI), obsesssive compulsive or brain lock issues(OCD), perfectionism, post traumatic stress and combat related PTSD, seizure disorders, sleep disorders and insomnia, general stress reduction, stroke and trauma.

GeraldGluck Ph.D., LMFT, PA, Fellow, BCIA-EEG

Dr.Gluck is a marriage and family therapist
with a private practice since 1980. He graduated
from Cornell University, and completed
family therapy training at Bergen Pines Hospital.
He’s also a published author. He became
the first certified Neurofeedback Therapist in
South Florida in 1992. He is a Fellow in EEG
Biofeedback of the Biofeedback Certification
Institute of America. Dr. Gluck has a passion for
helping people heal their minds. He has
worked with people living with Autism, Traumatic
Brain Injury, depression, anxiety, chronic
pain, drug addiction, ADD/ADHD and seizure
disorders.

Paul Wand M.D., PA

Dr.Wand is a clinical neurologist with a private
practice in South Florida since 1982. He has
always had an active interest in research. His
clinical research interests include newer and
more effective methods of diagnosing and
treating neurological conditions. He has developed
a multidisciplinary treatment approach
to both Autism and Traumatic Brain
Injury. Much of his treatment consists of combining
traditional and alternativemedicine.

http://www.brainhealingcenter.com/