Neurofeedback: How Brain Activity Can Improve Mental Health (With Rebekah Walker)

Rebekah Walker joins Saybrook President Nathan Long, Ed.D., on the “UNBOUND: Saybrook Insights” podcast for a conversation on psychophysiology, the study of the interaction between brain and body. Walker and Dr. Long discuss how neurofeedback complements mental health care treatments, the uplifting or discouraging power of self-talk, and the intricacies and benefits of psychophysiology.
Rebekah Walker is a graduate of Saybrook University’s M.A. in Applied Psychophysiology program. Walker and her husband, Preston Walker, LMFT, opened their own private practice, Walker Therapy Services, focusing on neurofeedback and psychotherapy to treat PTSD, depression, ADHD, anxiety, and other various mental disorders.
Visit walkertherapyservices.com to learn more.
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It is wonderful that Rebekah found acceptance, support, career opportunities, and an academic and professional family at Saybrook. My entire time of study at Saybrook transpired during the pandemic, so it was all virtual. I never met any of my classmates, Administrators, or Professors in person until the Graduation Events. I, therefore, did not benefit in the same ways as Rebekah, but I did meet some fantastic people, a few with whom I am still loosely connected on social media. I was in the same Psychophysiology Program as Rebekah. It is great to hear about her journey pre- and post-MS Program at Saybrook.