Gail is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 25 years of experience supporting children and adults through trauma and attachment challenges. She has advanced training in LI, IFS, and EMDR, holds certifications in attachment and foster and adoption therapy, and is an EMDR Consultant and Certified Safe & Sound Clinician. Her own experience with neurofeedback following a traumatic brain injury inspired her to open Portland Neurofeedback. She also regularly consults with therapists at its sister clinic, The PATH Center, and enjoys time with her family and six grandchildren.

Alexis has a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Philosophy, focusing on sociocultural and biological influences of the human experience. Before joining Portland Neurofeedback and The PATH Center as a neurofeedback technician, she worked with children in a psychiatric inpatient center and provided elder care to those with neurological conditions. Alexis has completed a DBT Basic Training through Portland DBT Institute and Collaborative Problem Solving training with The THINK: Kids program. In her free time, Alexis finds joy in reading, being emersed in nature, and various creative hobbies. 

Sophia has a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a double minor in Sociology and Women’s Studies. Before joining Portland Neurofeedback and The PATH Center, she worked with KinderCare teaching children. She also has experience working in a Psychology research lab investigating the relationship between cognitive, behavioral, and emotional processing. She is currently in the process of collaborating on her second research publication. In Sophia’s free time, she enjoys cross-stitching, painting nails, and cuddling with her two dogs Bailey and Penny. 

Kasey has a B.S in Psychology with a minor in Sociology. Before joining Portland Neurofeedback and the PATH Center, she worked within the healthcare field as a mental health technician, as well as a caregiver providing support to elderly folks. Her working experiences have taught her about compassionate, equitable, trauma informed care, while her studies brought her a passion for the clinical world of psychology and social work.  In her free time she enjoys watching movies, thrifting, enjoying live music, and spending time with loved ones.