Debora Joy Elliott, LPC, BCIA-C Is the founder of Interactive Brain Analysis in Boulder, Colorado. She is a licensed professional counselor who specializes in QEEG brain mapping, neurofeedback, biofeedback and psychotherapeutic applications. Debora provides clinical services, consultations, supervision, research, professional training and public speaking through Interactive Brain Analysis. She holds the following certifications: · Biofeedback Certification- Biofeedback Certification Institute of America, 1995 · EEG biofeedback Certification- Biofeedback certification Institute of America, 1996 · Certified Neurofeedback Specialist- neurofeedback and biofeedback Certification board, 1997 · Certified Peak Performance Specialist- Neurotherapy Certification Board, 1995 · Gestalt Certification- Naropa University, 1994

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Are you battling with depression, low self-esteem, or challenging life situations? Are you in the LGBTQ community and struggling with relationships, family issues, or the coming out process? There are times that we all need support, direction, and someone to walk along side us. I can help you learn to not fear your unwanted emotions and instead to face them, and the situations in your life, head on.

I specialize in working with individuals in the LGBTQ+ community and the unique issues that we face on our journey. I use a holistic approach in my work with individuals; including mindfulness and relaxation techniques, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and strengths-based techniques.

I offer day, evening and weekend hours in order to accommodate various schedules.

As a licensed psychotherapist with nearly 30 years of experience in North Carolina and Colorado Teri uses an intuitive body-centered approach that combines all her trainings and certifications. The various techniques she brings to her practice are gestalt, somatic breath work, hypnotherapy, psycho-emotional kinesiology (which she founded), meditation and somatic hydrotherapy.

Teri has authored her own newspaper column as well as published magazine articles. She lectures frequently at Metro College and has worked extensively with industries giving seminars on wellness, as well as trainings in communication and conflict resolution in the work environment. Another aspect of her work is facilitating retreats ranging from a four day women's retreat using nature and breath, to one day workshops.

The techniques Teri uses are effective ways to get us out of our heads where we interpret life, and into our bodies where we experience life. It is by being present in our bodies that we can understand and feel our pain, eventually moving out of it and in its place experience who we really are. Teri is adept at creating a safe container in which to have fun, yet do deep transformational work which allows her clients to explore themselves spiritually, discover their potential and understand the relationship between the body and the mind.