Our Team

Education:

Thomas Edison State University (B.A.). Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (M.A.B.C.)

Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (current PhD student)

My Journey:

"Since my teens I have desired to help individuals understand their worldview and address their

understandings from a biblical perspective. To help with this goal I pursued my master’s degree

in biblical counseling, and I am currently a PhD student focusing on biblical counseling and

neurofeedback studies. As the husband of a wonderful wife and father to a fantastic daughter

who are both on the autism spectrum and therefore have a different perspective and who process

information differently than me, I have sought to better understand the embodiment of an

individual from a holistic perspective that acknowledges the intermingling of body and soul. I

was introduced to neurofeedback training by my wife who has experienced significant trauma in

her life and has seen tremendous results through the work and care of Stacey Breitmann. Since

then, during my own studies the work of neurofeedback therapy keeps proving itself in

independent studies through other colleagues that use it in practice. It is through this introduction

that I am pursuing further research, training, and certification in the discipline of neurofeedback

and brain-training, so that I may assist others in achieving their goals of a whole embodied life."

Education:

Bachelor of Arts from Covenant College - Lookout Mountain, GA.

My Journey:

"I love contributing to the success of helping others have a holistically healthy life by focusing on brain health. I love to help people take steps that get them closer to their goals and dreams. As a soccer coach and trainer, I have been fortunate enough to tangibly help youth in Chattanooga become more confident and begin to find clarity concerning their life values. I have always been drawn toward working in a team setting.

One of my core values is consistency, because I believe it promotes the perfect environment for growth. As a result, I try to demonstrate persistence in the way I live and work so that I can celebrate successes, overcome failures, and remain determined to give it my all. This mindset along with my experiences have prepared me for this role as a Neurofeedback Technician. I am so excited to help clients flourish and have happy, healthy lives."

Education:

Bachelors of Arts in Psychology from  University of Mount Olive.

My Journey:

"I have been fascinated with psychology and the way humans operate since before I began my college career. My desire and need for understanding the diversity in human nature, that varies from one individual to another, led me to the world of psychology. The more I learned, the more I appreciated the helping profession, but it seemed limited to me.    The two reasons I feel led to help others is my Christian faith and my overcoming adversity as a child into adulthood. As a Christian, I want to pour into helping others of all backgrounds with no judgment or criticism. As someone who has endured  mental and emotional abuse, I empathize with those who have suffered through abuse. I know how it feels to feel trapped inside a shell of fear because of those circumstances I did not choose. However, there is always a way to be better.   Human beings are diverse in every single aspect, and I firmly believe being in the helping profession.  We must cater to each individual’s specific needs and not treat them according to a textbook-based demographic. This way of thinking is what led me to inquire about working for Pathways Neurofeedback.   I had never heard of neurofeedback brain training before I started working for Pathways. It was and still is a whole new world of helping people. With each new piece of information I learn about neurofeedback, I see the importance and benefits of it across the diverse group of people who receive brain training.  A system of training that is catered to each person’s specific set of needs exists and is why I am super excited to continue my journey working with Pathways." 

Education:

Bachelors of Science in Nursing from Western Kentucky University.

Brandi is an accomplished artist.  You can see her work at:  https://www.brandidonan.com/

My Journey:

"I graduated from Western Kentucky University in nursing. At the start of my career, I worked at a children's psychiatric hospital in Bowling Green, KY.  Seeing all the children having mental issues and being heavily medicated made it the most difficult job I have ever experienced.  

My son was diagnosed with ADHD when he was in the third grade. He was having rage issues, his grades were failing, and he would come home saying he felt like he was a bad kid.  I felt helpless that we had to medicate him and it brought back memories of the psychiatric unit. He needed help and we thought medicine was our only option. 

 We found Pathways Neurofeedback when I was looking for an alternative to medicine. Now my whole family are clients and are training our brains.  It has been incredible to see how people can change their lives through brain training and to know that there are options other than medicine." 

"Neurofeedback was introduced to me by my daughter’s counselor, when she was 9 years old. She was struggling with ADHD, anxiety, anger management, depression, sleep issues and more. When counseling sessions and medications were only helping her to get through the day, we decided to turn to Neurofeedback as a last resort. My husband and I were amazed at the positive changes we started seeing after just a few sessions. We witnessed all the burdening symptoms that had weighed her down for years being peeled away week after week.  I often think back to our lives before neurofeedback. To say that this process changed our daughter’s life, as well as our whole family unit is an understatement. 

After our positive experience I was fully committed to neurofeedback and what it can do. I want as many people to know about Pathway’s and how they can benefit from this easy, painless, powerful, life-changing process. I think most of us just want to be the best version of ourselves and neurofeedback can help us do that by diminishing the things that might hold us back like anxiety, depression, anger, learning disorders. My goal is to help every client along their journey to the life they want and the person they aspire to be. " 

Education:

University of Tennessee - Chattanooga (B.A Communications) 

Strayer University - (M.B.A) 

 At the age of 14 I was diagnosed with a panic disorder. Although this was a scary diagnosis, I was happy to finally take the steps to understand why my brain worked differently than other people around me. Since my teenage years I have suffered from severe panic attacks and generalized anxiety. I was told in 2020 by two different doctors that I was the worst case of anxiety they had ever seen. I knew Stacey through her daughter, and she recommended I try neurofeedback with her. After getting through some sessions I felt a significant change that helped kickstart my road to recovery. I started feeling more like a normal, functioning person again - which was priceless. I went from not being able to leave my house, to competing at a national pageant and traveling to another country! These are things I never thought I would be able to do.
I am so excited to be on the other end of neurofeedback now! I hope to help facilitate those changes in other people who might be suffering from similar issues of not feeling like their brain is "normal."