Brainwave Neurofeedback Centre, based in North East England, is a calm, evidence informed wellbeing practice. We work with adults, children, and families, offering neurofeedback alongside psychotherapy and ADHD coaching in a supportive, non-medical setting.
Brainwave Neurofeedback Centre grew out of a shared interest in how the brain, nervous system, and emotional wellbeing connect.
Through her work in education, Chana became increasingly aware of how attention and regulation difficulties can affect learning, confidence, and family life.
At the same time, Eliezer’s work as a psychotherapist with teenagers and young adults deepened a mutual focus on regulation, resilience, and emotional health.
As parents of five children, including children with ADHD, this work is informed by a grounded understanding of family life and the day-to-day realities many families face.
Together, their combined perspectives led them to neurofeedback as a complementary approach that aligns with both therapeutic understanding and real-world needs.
Our work is grounded in modern neuroscience, but always delivered with warmth, compassion and individual care.
Eliezer is a trained psychotherapist and neurofeedback clinician with experience supporting teenagers and young adults. His work draws on approaches including cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and narrative therapy, allowing him to adapt his work to individual needs.
He brings a gentle, attuned presence to his work and incorporates neurofeedback as a complementary, non-invasive approach to support nervous system regulation alongside psychotherapy. Eliezer is currently undertaking additional training in marriage counselling and works under ongoing professional supervision.
Chana is a certified ADHD coach and trained neurofeedback clinician, with over fifteen years’ experience in education. Her background reflects a strong interest in neuroscience, brain function, and evidence-informed approaches to learning.
Alongside her teaching career, Chana has undertaken professional training related to ADHD, autism spectrum differences, learning needs, and emotional regulation, and holds an ICF-accredited life coaching certification. She oversees the day-to-day running of the clinic while working directly with clients, and is committed to reflective practice and ongoing professional development.
