Neurofeedback Clinic of Northern Colorado Neurofeedback Clinic of Northern Colorado

SmilingMom To3 July 21st, 2025

Rebecca A is an AMAZING therapist! She was the perfect fit for me and has helped me immensely. Grateful for the combination of talk and neurofeedback sessions and them being covered by insurance. The waitlist went quicker than I thought.

Kailee Smuin January 23rd, 2024

I have been going here about a year now and the whole process has been nothing but wonderful. My intake sessions went very smoothly and never once have I felt uncomfortable here. I started with a month or so of talk therapy and then upon looking over my brain scan I was truly shocked at the results. I’ve been with the same therapist the entire time and she is always attentive when I am talking and also direct in her responses. Neurofeedback definitely isn’t a quick fix but over time I have noticed many positive changes especially when I’ve had a really bad week, I always walk out feeling more refreshed, inspired and calm.

Octo B May 14th, 2024

I attended quite a few sessions and was making slow but steady progress with my severe CPTSD and comorbid issues. However, I had to discontinue these appointments as there was another individual who sat with an inconsolable infant in the small waiting area, and did nothing to console the poor baby or take it to a quieter area. It was incredibly disruptive and disrespectful to the patients in session, despite there being white noise speakers in the room. It became a constant problem, though I politely conveyed my concerns to the counselor I was working with. Ultimately, I had to discontinue these appointments as the situation was never resolved. I’m very disappointed with this clinic’s management decisions. The employee are all very kind, but this disruptive behavior was never addressed.

Kelly B July 4th, 2023

I arrived at this clinic for my intake appt. The person people are to check in with was sitting behind a large wall of plexiglass type material. She shouted to me "what is your name?" through the plastic wall. I told her my name, however apparently was not loud enough to penetrate the wall. She sighed loudly, yelled "I can't hear you" and opened the window of the wall to talk with me. I told her my name again. I then realized I forgot my water bottle at work. I have a medical condition, one symptom is chronic dry mouth. I asked her if there was a water fountain or vending machine anywhere I could get some water. She told me they don't usually give people water. She then went to the back and brought me back the smallest cup of water I have ever seen (literally maybe 2 inches tall). I thanked her. Had my intake appointment with the therapist- this was uneventful. Asked no questions, just had me stare/blink while electrodes were hooked to my scalp. Returned to the front desk to schedule follow up appointment to review the results of my brain scan. Same woman informed me that I had two choices of days/times to schedule (it was like Mondays at 10 and Wednesday at 1). I had no other options- I would be seen weekly at one of those times. As a mental health clinician myself, I asked her how she knew I would need weekly appointments without my scan being reviewed, without any clinical interview, etc- she said "this is always how we do it." Patients also do not get a choice in therapist. Needless to say, I did not return. I would not recommend this facility to anyone.

Vaughn Wilson October 6th, 2020

Good technology but I have been left unable to trust this place. First it seems like the vast majority of the employees are burnt out and don't care which is extremely bad in a business like this. I am sure there are some good people, but I'll never know because... I went in for my free consultation. Gave Rachel the receptionist my insurance info and she said I'm fully covered. So now I wait 5 weeks and get my brain mapping appointment. I go, they are late to let me in and the lady asks who I am like a bouncer at a club. I walk in and we have to stop by and talk to Rachel. She informs me that it is actually $100 a session. I am completely surprised, she says I can pay part and then work out a payment plan which is nice. Before my next appointment I check with the insurance and my deductible hadn't been met, but even when it is met, they would only pay 70%! Rachel bold face lied to me and I'm pretty sure she just made up the fact that I would be covered. In a place that's all about progressive mental health, and the receptionist lies to you?! And can't even do the basic human act of saying "I'm not sure". It's insurance, it's fine to be unsure. I am very upset but I really want the help, I have heard so many good things about neurofeedback. I decide I will go for my intake and then one actual session and then I will just focus on paying them back. So I go in for my intake, I have to stop by and talk to Rachel again. She informs me that I have to pay $100 right now. I remind her of the payment plan that she had mentioned and she informs me that I have to pay for this session right now. I tell her I can't and she says I have to at least pay the remainder from the previous session. I tell her I can't. She says we will have to reschedule me for next week then. And I tell her to just cancel it. The "payment plan" ended up being pay before we help you for even a minute more. I understand they need to get paid, but the fact that all these developments happened as I am walking to the room to get help (during the time that I pay for!), and the receptionist Rachel will just say whatever you want to hear, it feels like a scam. It is extremely disheartening to see such amazing technology with such poor business fundamentals. And it is highly questionable how much this business really cares about helping people after the values the receptionist has displayed. *Also, in another review it is mentioned that a client was assigned a therapist which the client knew personally (a major no-no). The client told this to the director Lisa and she said it was fine. The client and therapist meet, the therapist finds out, talks to Lisa who says it is up to her (the therapist) to decide what to do. The therapist says they can't do it, which is the right answer. This is a prime example of an inexperienced leader. Also in my consultation before I faced my real deep issues I said I would want to come for peak performance training. The therapist I was talking to was surprised. I asked if that's allowed and she said something to the effect of "We do advertise for it so yeah". It was clear she didn't really know and only knew as much as I did from briefly looking at their website.

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