Jenn Holcomb, Ph.D., LMFT, BCB, BCB-HRV, BCN, EMDRIA Certified EMDR Therapist, Board Certified Behavior Analyst
I am a family therapist and psychophysiologist who believes the key to health is learning how to connect your mind and body. I specialize in treating trauma, anxiety disorders, depression, stress disorders, and provide medical family/individual therapy services. Medical family therapy provides support to individuals and their families as they are coping with the many challenges that are part of various medical conditions.
My goal is to help each person feel seen, important, strong, and recognize the full potential they have to overcome whatever obstacles they are facing. I encourage my clients to see diagnosis as something they can overcome or allow to be a part of their life without defining them as individuals. I believe the path to healing comes from knowing yourself and seeing your strengths and struggles as necessary parts of your journey.
My approach to mental wellness is individualized and whole person centered. I offer a variety of evidence-based treatment options to support each person and family’s path to wellness. I am board certified in EMDR, behavior analysis, neurofeedback, biofeedback, and heart rate variability. In addition, I also utilize cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), internal family systems therapy, mindfulness and meditation practices to treat the whole person and family. My goal is for all clients to develop confidence and trust in their ability to implement evidenced approaches that improve their physiology, mental health, and quality of life.
Dustin Holcomb, M Ed., BCBA, BCB, BCN, QEEG-C; Behavioral Psychophysiologist
I specialize in aspects of psychophysiology with the potential to support a wide-range of individuals both children and adults. For example, individuals suffering from work or home related anxiety and stress or those who simply want to optimize their performance across those same environments. Additionally, children struggling to maintain attention and focus in response to academic or social demands would benefit from my services.
My training in behavior analysis enables me to further assess and develop treatment approaches centered on replacing undesirable behavioral patterns with more appropriate and functionally driven behaviors significant to the individual. In other words, support the generalization and maintenance of skills acquired in the clinical setting into those environments/situations most important to the client. The addition of qEEG, neurofeedback & various applications of peripheral biofeedback as unique training modalities allow me to enhance treatment by targeting core elements an individuals nervous system (autonomic and central nervous system) directly to achieve optimal levels.
Peak/Optimal Performance is a unique area of specialization in which I work with clients to improve both cognitive responding as physiological process specific to heart rate variability (HRV), respiration mechanics, sEMG (muscle biofeedback) in combination with behavior change strategies that assist clients in meeting performance goals. I personally understand the focus required to achieve success at a high level since I myself am a competitive athlete. Examples of good candidates for this type of training not only include those in athletic competition but also individuals wanting to excel across academic and professional work-related situations. Examples might include preparing for high stakes exams, seeking improved self performance at work to obtain one's professional goals, or preparing for a specific race. Training that involves peak/optimal performance along with behavior analysis techniques work in tandem to improve both physical and cognitive performance across competitive settings.
