Meet The Team

While working as a registered nurse (RN), I became aware of the challenges faced by victims of intimate partner violence.  These experiences inspired me to volunteer within the mental health community and eventually obtain a Masters Degree in Social work and become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW).

I have a passion for working with survivors of intimate partner violence.

While working in private practice, it became apparent that talking through issues was vitally important, but often was not enough to resolve lingering symptoms of anxiety, depression, PTSD, attention/focus problems and sleep issues.  My patients were suffering and it felt as though relief was not happening fast enough.  I became passionate about researching and utilizing as many non-medicinal, effective interventions as possible with the ultimate goal of having my patients experience relief, and ultimately freedom, from whatever was distressing them.

I researched all possible options.

My research led me to a number of clinicians who were utilizing a form of brain training called neurofeedback.  These clinicians reported that their patients were feeling better and their patients’ symptoms of ADHD, anxiety, and depression were resolving. Neurofeedback, which is considered a form of learning known as operant conditioning, had been studied and practiced for over 50 years. Learning how to apply neurofeedback in my practice became my new passion.

I became nationally certified in neurofeedback training.

After researching neurofeedback and discovering the numerous reports of positive results, I decided to complete the education necessary to utilize this training with my patients.  I mentored with Dr. Richard Souter, a leading professional in the field of neurofeedback, and studied for two years to become nationally board certified in neurofeedback.

My patients experience positive results with neurofeedback.

Following my training, I began implementing neurofeedback in my own practice.  I am able to integrate neurofeedback with my training as an RN and psychotherapist to address a multitude of symptomatology and help my patients get their lives back on track and feel joyfully alive.  My patients, who range in age from 5 - 95 years old, report improvement in their interpersonal relationships, anxiety, depression, and other struggles as they learn to regulate the way their brain produces brainwaves.  Seeing so many positive results makes it well worth the time and effort I put toward mastering neurofeedback training.  To many patients, neurofeedback feels like a miraculous intervention!  

For over 35 years, Dr. Harry Schick, DC, has been providing chiropractic care to patients across central New Jersey.  His innovative and patient centered approach to patient care is constantly evolving as Dr. Schick stays on the cutting edge of the latest research and best practices.  Finding the cause of patient concerns and working to improve how the body functions has always been the focus of Dr. Schick’s patient care.  Nothing in the body happens randomly and Dr. Schick is always working to ensure his patients are able to function at their best.

A Knowledgeable Resource for the Industry

As a passionate advocate for holistic health, Dr. Schick has written two books to help better the lives of others.  Dr. Schick’s book, What Else Can I Do?, addresses brain function and includes information on daily exercises individuals can do to improve brain function.  His second book, Life Changing Care, dives into the brain and learning processes within the brain.  Dr. Schick makes connections between these learning processes and how they relate to learning development and developmental disabilities.  He is currently writing a third book which focuses on recovering brain health by improving memory and balance. In addition to his writing, Dr. Schick has also been featured in news articles, made television and radio appearances, and is known as a resource on health, brain function, and holistic treatment options.

Additional Certifications

In addition to his Doctor of Chiropractic degree, Dr. Schick has received the following:

• Certificate of Anti-Aging Medicine from the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine
• Diplomate of the American Association of Integrative Medicine

From a young age, I have wanted to work in healthcare and through my education and experience I have discovered a passion for the mental health community.  Having my sights set on healthcare led me to enroll for two years at Rutgers University where I studied Public Health and then at Middlesex County College to pursue a nursing degree. Over the years at HighPoint Neurofeedback, I have learned a tremendous amount about healthcare, mental health, and general wellness.  I thoroughly enjoy applying my experience and knowledge to help our patients improve their lives.  Guiding our patients through treatment and watching them change and grow for the better is extremely rewarding.  This one-on-one work with patients allows me to build relationships with each person and these relationships are what I love most about being a technician at HighPoint Neurofeedback.

While completing my Bachelor’s degree in Psychology at Rutgers University, I had an opportunity to participate in an internship at HighPoint Neurofeedback.  This experience led me to fall in love with the idea of helping patients get better and improve various conditions through the use of neurofeedback.  Following my internship, I began employment in the clinic as a neuro technician.  Working with patients on a daily basis inspired me to gain more knowledge and I am now in the process of becoming BCIA certified in Neurofeedback.   Additionally, I have started work on my Master’s degree in clinical psychology with a focus on neuroscience at New York University.  Ultimately, my goal is to obtain a doctorate in neuropsychology so I can continue growing in my passion to help patient’s improve their daily lives.