Lisa began her journey in the mental health field in 1999 after earning her Masters in Clinical Psychology at Pepperdine University. She has worked with all ages in therapy and began adding neurofeedback to her practice in 2016. The transformative power of neurofeedback with difficult cases and those that “have tried everything” has cemented her belief and fueled her energy to find ways to offer it to more people. 

One of her passions is working with athletes for peak performance training and concussion care.  Lisa also owns Mind Body Neurotherapy and MBN Sport, practices near Chicago, Illinois that offer both therapy and neurofeedback. Outside of the office you can find Lisa exploring Denver and the mountain areas, hiking, reading or enjoying her family.

After working in private equity and business management consulting, Josh made a career change to pursue his passion for working in the field of psychology, and found his way to Mind Body Neuro CO. In his free time, Josh’s passions include scuba diving, weight lifting, and hiking Colorado’s fourteeners.

Josh is a current graduate student at Denver Seminary studying Clinical Mental Health Counseling with an emphasis in Neurophysiology. He is also currently a Research Assistant to Dr. Nahanni Freeman at George Fox University, assisting in studies involving figural memory and cognitive load.

Colleen is a board-certified neurofeedback technician and is also trained in infra-slow frequency neurofeedback. She obtained her Associates of Science with a concentration in Psychology from Red Rocks Community College and her Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Relations from the University of Colorado, Denver. Colleen has also done equine assisted therapy with My Heroes Therapy. When she is not in the office, she also works as a volunteer youth minister at her church.

With several years of experience as a neurofeedback technician, Zach’s journey began as a client seeking to address the challenges stemming from 11-years of football among other sports, as well as his passion for board sports. This personal experience opened his eyes to the transformative power of neurofeedback in overcoming the physical and mental impacts of an extreme lifestyle.

His empathetic approach allows him to connect deeply with clients facing similar struggles, such as chronic stress, anxiety, and sleep disturbances. He is dedicated to providing tailored support that fosters healing and balance, drawing on both his professional experience and personal insights to guide each individual on their path to well-being.

I believe psychotherapy can help with almost anything. Sometimes clients come in needing assistance with making a tough decision, while other times they’re needing tools to help better cope with anxiety or depression. I feel called to work with younger folks – children and adolescents specifically. I typically see children who are experiencing familial issues, ADHD, learning difficulties, and behavioral issues. Adolescence can be uncomfortable and confusing. It is a painful time for teenagers. I am deeply passionate about providing them with unconditional support, empathy, and a safe space to share their emotions. I truly believe you can come into the therapy room with whatever you’re experiencing in your life, and I will be there to meet you where you’re at, listen to your story, and help in whatever way is going to best serve you.

Michael Pierce has directed the medical program of a large destination wellness spa with a commercial kitchen and dormitories that cared for mental and physical illness using physical medicine, food, lifestyle modifications and humanistic psychology. 

He has a doctorate in chiropractic, a post doctorate in neurology with specialty national board certification, a Bachelor of Science degree, has completed culinary school and attended graduate business school. He teaches internationally in health care, business and in peaceful unarmed police aikido weapons control tactics (PACT). Dr. Pierce is faculty instructor for neurophysiology for the Vollmer Polygraph and Forensic Institute. He has consulted for over 100 medical businesses in the US and Europe and designed several natural supplement products while lecturing for the industry.

Angie is a neurotherapist and registered psychotherapist. She loves to connect her understanding of how the brain operates to the well proven idea that relationships heal us. In addition to neurofeedback, she provides counseling for children and adolescents. Through play, she is able to explore the issues that kids face such as anxiety, depression, behavioral/relational struggles and the affects of traumatic experiences. Angie also loves working with parents to help them process the parenting world.

When she is not in the office, Angie loves to be with her family. Her husband Benjamin (a high school teacher who sometimes co leads parenting groups with her) and her children – Lòrien, Bo, and Lyla bring her great joy.

David Johansson is an experienced health coach and neurofeedback specialist with a passion for helping individuals achieve optimal brain health and overall well-being. As the founder of Triple C Coaching and co-owner of Total Neuro Solutions, David combines his expertise in coaching with a deep understanding of brain health, offering a holistic approach that addresses both the mind and body.

David’s health coaching focuses on providing personalized support for individuals dealing with anxiety, addictions, and traumatic brain injuries (TBI). He offers a functional review of blood work, helping clients understand how their nutritional status and overall health impact their brain 

function. By tailoring brain health-specific nutrition plans, David empowers clients to make informed choices that support their recovery and well-being.

His approach is particularly effective for those seeking to break free from addiction, manage anxiety, or recover from TBI, offering them the tools and guidance needed to regain control over their lives. David’s dedication to continuous learning ensures that his clients benefit from the latest advancements in health and neurofeedback, enabling them to achieve lasting transformation and improved quality of life.

Shari Y. Johansson (RDH, MA, LPC, NCC, BCN, QEEG-D) is a licensed professional counselor. 

Since 1993, Shari has been involved in counseling dedicated to encouraging women and men to live fully by design in deep relationship with God and others. 

Areas of specialized interest include: abuse recovery, grief work, identity issues, life direction, marital issues, parenting, adoption parenting and all things relational.