Brooklyn Ingram

Brooklyn Ingram is a dedicated neurofeedback provider with a deep passion for mental health and an interest in the neural substrates that influence well-being. She earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology and Neuroscience from Wilfrid Laurier University, where she contributed to research published in two papers: one on the impact of media polarization on trust in health authorities and adherence to COVID-19 preventative measures, and another on subjective time, well-being, and mental time travel during the pandemic.

Driven to expand her knowledge of therapeutic modalities, Brooklyn pursued neurofeedback and sought supervision to deepen her expertise. With experience in both clinical and quantitative EEGs and various forms of neurotherapy, she is working towards her BCIA (Biofeedback Certification International Alliance) credential as a Neurofeedback Professional (BCIA-NF). Looking ahead, Brooklyn plans to pursue a Master's in Counselling Psychology to further her goal of becoming a psychotherapist.

With a strong foundation in research and hands-on experience, Brooklyn is committed to advancing her expertise in neurofeedback and psychotherapy to make a meaningful impact in the field of mental health.