Lara Schulz
she/her · Neurotherapy practitioner & director · Neurotherapy Clinics Australia · Snowy Mountains, NSW · Jindabyne
QEEG brain mapping and neurotherapy in Jindabyne, with a consultation on the findings before training starts.
Experience
- Director and principal neurotherapy practitioner, Neurotherapy Clinics Australia
- Alpine Neurotherapy Clinic, Jindabyne, established after relocating from Perth
- Neurotherapy training in Santa Barbara, California, with Dr Nicholas Dogris, founder of Neurofield Neurotherapy, and Dr Tiffany Thompson
- EEG and QEEG assessment, and ERP assessment and analysis
- Neurostimulation including tACS, tDCS, tAPNS and pEMF
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- Graduate Diploma in Psychology, University of New South Wales
- Master of Business Management, Charles Sturt University
- Presented her practice results at the Neurofield International Conference, Santa Barbara, September 2022
- Speaks at conferences internationally and domestically, and to clinician groups on mental health awareness in regional areas
About
Lara Schulz established her first Neurotherapy practice in Perth in 2019 after completing her neurotherapy training in Santa Barbara, California with expert neuroscientist and founder of Neurofield Neurotherapy, Dr Nicholas Dogris and Dr Tiffany Thompson.
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Since relocating to Jindabyne in Alpine NSW, she has established Alpine Neurotherapy.
Lara has a Graduate Diploma in Psychology from the University of NSW and will be continuing with her Post Graduate Psychology study after a well deserved break from study between degrees. She has studied in the USA learning how to read EEG and QEEG assessment as well as ERP assessment and analysis; and a diverse range of neurostimulation techniques including tACS, tDCS, tAPNS and pEMF.
In September 2022 Lara was invited to present the results of her neurotherapy practice at the Neurofield International Conference in Santa Barbara USA. Lara has appeared on Sky News being interviewed by Erin Molan along with Dr Dogris in the hope of bringing awareness to Australia about this state of the art therapy for all Australians.
As well as speaking at conferences both internationally and domestically Lara regularly is invited to speak to groups for Mental Health information awareness for clinicians in regional areas discussing case studies and Neurostimulation.
Lara came to this work as a client, for her own learning difficulties, and changed careers after her own child needed neurofeedback. Having completed a Masters of Business Management at Charles Sturt University, she enrolled in the Graduate Diploma in Psychology through the University of New South Wales to extend her knowledge of psychological functioning, which she describes as integral to her neurotherapy practice. She says she has always felt passionately about wanting to help and reassure anyone with learning difficulties, ADHD or any other disability that they are no different from anyone else: “We just think differently and that is something to nurture and be proud of”.
Details
- Qualifications
- Neurotherapy practitioner, GradDipPsych MBusMgt
- Reach
- Clinic appointments in Jindabyne, serving the Snowy Mountains, Cooma and the Snowy Monaro region
- Appointments
- A two-hour first appointment, then a 30-minute consultation on the findings; training sessions run 30 minutes
What it costs
The clinic quotes fees for each person when you get in touch. Payment plans can be arranged.
The quote covers a two-hour first appointment with QEEG brain scans and a results consultation. Training sessions then run 30 minutes each.
Fees are set and charged by the practice. ADHDme takes no commission.
Neurotherapy Clinics Australia is an independent practice. This profile is written from Lara Schulz’s own description of their work.
