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Elliott Associates Inc Quality Therapy Center Services Provided Providing individual, couples and family counseling for children, teens, young adults and adults. Treatment specialization includes: - Therapy for Depression, Anxiety and Panic - Marriage/Couples Counseling - Family Counseling - Child Therapy - Parenting Support - Grief Counseling - Biofeedback - Work and Career issues - Stress Management - Addiction & Recovery - Conflict Resolution - EEG Neurotherapy as an alternative to medication for the treatment of attention deficit - Adjustment Difficulties and Behavioral Problems in children, adolescents and teenagers - Psychological Assessment - Geriatric Issues and Dementia We work with a wide range of emotional and behavioral issues providing services( http://www.qualitytherapycenter.com/ServicesProvided.en.html ) that span from therapy for depression and grief counseling to parenting support, couples counseling and beyond. In a comfortable and supportive atmosphere, we offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each of our clients individual needs to help attain the personal growth they may desire. read more

Elliott Associates Inc Quality Therapy Center About Biofeedback and Neurotherapy What is Biofeedback and Neurotherapy ? Neurofeedback is a specialized form of biofeedback, with which many people are already familiar. Biofeedback methods such as EMG (muscle relaxation), GSR (galvanic skin response), HRV ( Heart Rate Variability), temperature and respiration training have been in use by health professionals for many years. In the last few years, however, EEG (electroencephalogram) neurofeedback has become the fastest growing segment of the biofeedback field. While neurofeedback reduces stress and is relaxing, as are other modes of biofeedback, this method provides a more direct and lasting impact on brain regulation along with central nervous system function. Neurofeedback uses computerized feedback to allow individuals to "teach" their brains to increase certain brainwaves that are helpful for improved function. With training, people can train their brains to decrease excessive fast or slow brainwaves that interfere with optimal functioning. For example, if someone has excessive amounts of certain EEG frequencies (e.g., theta or alpha) in the frontal lobes of his/her brain, he/she might experience depression or obsessive-compulsive symptoms. By training the brain to reduce slower brainwaves and increase faster brainwave activity, symptoms are often reduced in severity and frequency and, over time, the new brain behavior is "learned." Too much of the faster brainwaves (beta) in the frontal part of the brain can result in increase in anxiety and panic. Neurofeedback can be quite helpful in reducing these conditions. How is Neurofeedback being used clinically ? Neurofeedback, psychotherapy, and medications work hand-in-hand, and training can be used for people on or off medications. Of considerable significance is that, after 30 years of research and clinical use, no lasting negative side effects of this procedure have been documented. While the training does not directly change sleep or other problems, it does help the brain regulate sleep, emotions, thinking, and behavior more effectively. When the brain is given information about itself, it has an enormous capacity for change. Neurofeedback makes the information available to the brain almost instantly, and asks it to make adjustments, a process which gives the brain an improved ability to self-manage or regulate. The most common problems for which neurofeedback is being used clinically include ADD/ADHD, depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, panic attacks, PTSD, anger and rage, dissociative disorders, and conduct disorder. Neurofeedback is also being used to reduce the impact of cognitive impairment suffered by people with traumatic brain injury and stroke, reduce the incidence and intensity of migraine headaches, improve sleep, improve the functioning of patients with autism and other pervasive developmental disorders and reactive attachment disorder, decrease alcohol and drug abuse, and treat epilepsy. Over 2000 health professionals are using Neurofeedback in their practices, the majority being mental health care providers, although increasing numbers of physicians, licensed nurses, and other medical professionals are using the procedure as well. How does the process work ? The neurofeedback procedure uses a special EEG (brainwave) monitor and software set up with a computer. Electrodes are placed on the scalp (a completely painless process) to record the client's brainwave activity, and the client is then given visual and/or auditory feedback, such as that provided by a specially designed computer game. As certain brainwave frequencies increase or decrease, the client gets increased or decreased feedback, including auditory, visual, and tactile feedback. The clinician undertakes a comprehensive assessment of reported symptoms, often combined with standardized testing. This assessment data is used to identify sites and frequencies at which to train, based on models that correlate assessment data with brain function. After this data is obtained and analyzed, electrodes are placed over specific sites in the brain, and training may include increasing certain brainwave frequencies and/or decreasing others at specific sites. Auditory and/or video feedback rewards the client when he/she meets training goals (i.e., produces more or less of a specific EEG frequency) determined by the clinician. Continue reading: http://www.qualitytherapycenter.com/BiofeedbackandNeurotherapy.en.html read more

Elliott Associates Inc Quality Therapy Center About Our Clinical Therapists Dr. Jacob Elliott is a Ph.D. Licensed Clinical Psychologist and co-founder of the well established and highly respected group private practice of Elliott & Associates, Inc( http://www.qualitytherapycenter.com/ ). He specializes in individual, couples, family therapy, group therapy, psychological testing, biofeedback and EEG neurotherapy and is the Clinical Administrator of the practice which is located at 5600 Monroe Street, Sylvania, Ohio. Dr. Elliott treats adults for a wide variety of emotional and relationship problems. He uses a unique approach to relationship issues helping individuals to focus on unconscious "scripts" that are usually played out in intimate relationships. By bringing these scripts into consciousness they can be understood and modified to enhance the relationships. Dr. Elliott is a member of the American Psychological Association, Ohio Psychological Association, American Group Therapy Association, Association for Applied Psychophysiology & Biofeedback, and The International Society for Neurofeedback and Research. He is Certified Group Psychotherapist (CGP) with the American Group Psychotherapy Association, Certified by the Biofeedback Certification Institute of America (BCIA) as an EEG biofeedback provider, and has served as an Associate Editor of the Journal of Neurotherapy for the past 10 years. Dr. Elliott uses these methods to treat persons of all ages for stress, anxiety, fear, panic, depression, obsessiveness, sleep disorders, ADD, ADHD, learning problems, stroke, and closed head injury. Sandra Elliott, M. A., L.P.C.C. is a licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, and co-founder of Elliott & Associates, Inc. She has extensive education and experience in individual, couple and family therapy. Sandra is an interactive, solution-focused therapist. Her therapeutic approach is to provide support and practical feedback to help clients effectively address personal life challenges. She integrates complementary methodologies and techniques to offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each client. With compassion and understanding, she works with each individual, couples and families to help them build on their strengths and attain the personal growth they are committed to accomplishing. Dr. Kathleen Quintus is a Ph.D. license Clinical Psychologist with more than 30 years of experence working with children, adolescents and their families. She has extensive training and experience in individual, group and family therapy. She is also trained as a school psychologist and is a member of the National Association of School Psychologists and the Ohio Psychological Association. Her special interests include assessment of learining disabilities and attention disorders in both children and adults. She consults with the schools on behalf of her clients who may be having school adjustment or special programing needs. Both her professional and personal experiences have led to a deep understanding of the emotional and social impact of learning problems. She had years of excellent training and experience at Berea Childrens Home in working with developmental truma issues. Kathy also does individual therapy with adults and is particularly strong in using cognitive behavioral therapy and combining it with biofeedback and neurotherapy as an effective way of allevating anxiety and depression. Each client whether adult of child is treated as a unique individual with both strengths and developmental challenges. Her caring and supportive therapy methods vary to fit the needs of the client. Joni Bosse, M.S.W., L.I.S.W. is a licensed independent Social Worker. She is dually licensed in Ohio and Michigan. Joni, who is a member of American Academy of Psychotherapists (AAP), is certified in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy(DBT) and International Critical Incident Stress Management. Since 1988 she has served as Program Director/Clinical Supervisor of 35 clinicians and 15 university interns and been a speaker on a variety of mental health topics. She conducts individual, couple, family and group counseling with clients of all ages. Her treatment specialties are relationships, ADD/ADHD, anxiety, grief and loss, borderline personality, bipolar, tough love boundaries, abusive relationships, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and addictions. Continue reading: http://www.qualitytherapycenter.com/AboutOurClinicalTherapists.en.html read more