Renee Chillcott, LMHC

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Renee Chillcott is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor that has been practicing Neurofeedback training since 2005. Renee attended The University of Central Florida where she received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology in 1995. She then went on to complete her Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling with Nova Southeastern University in 2001. She has been a mental counselor in a variety of settings including Outpatient Treatment Agencies, Alternative Education Settings, and Private Practice. Renee received her license in Mental Health Counseling in 2004. Renee decided to enter the field of Neurofeedback because there was very little information made available to people/parents about alternatives to medication. Through the use of Neurofeedback she saw more significant and permanent changes in not only her clients, but also her own family and herself. This inspired her to become a Neurofeedback Therapist.

Rebecca Ramsey, BS

Neurofeedback Therapist

Rebecca Ramsey holds a Bachelor's of Science degree in Psychobiology with a concentration in Behavioral Neuroscience from Florida Atlantic University. She has been working as a neurofeedback therapist for over two years, and is familiar with a number of different approaches to neurofeedback training and software. She is also experienced at technical support and troubleshooting for those clients who use neurofeedback systems in the home. On her off time she serves as Secretary for the non-profit, Autism Angel Network.

Madeleine Grossmayer, LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Madeleine Grossmayer is a bilingual (Spanish/English) Licensed Clinical Social Worker practicing since 2009. Her experience includes counseling children, adults, elders, families and running support groups. She has been an in-home therapist where she worked with children and family in their home and engaged in the school setting. Madeleine has been a part of an interdisciplinary team of professionals that consist of teachers, parents, speech therapists, occupational therapist, physical therapists, and psychiatrists in order to help the children succeed both at home and in school. She has also been active in the Alzheimer community helping families and caregivers understand and cope with with the effects of this disease and the changes that transpire.