Stephanie Williamson and Deb Hopkins have recently opened Neuroflourish, Baldwin and Mobile County’s first micro-current neurofeedback (IASIS MCN) clinic. Both Williamson and Hopkins have been in the ‘helping’ world for many years. Williamson is a licensed counselor in Fairhope and Hopkins will soon graduate with her master’s in clinical counseling.

Williamson and Hopkins discovered the benefits of IASIS MCN at a trade conference that was highlighting cutting-edge technologies for treating mental and physical issues. Both have been thoroughly trained by the creator of the system and have been providing painless service in their Daphne and Mobile offices since early 2022. One of their favorite parts of doing this work is the reports from clients of stunning breakthroughs after receiving treatment for depression, PTSD, ADHD and other conditions.

IASIS MCN is a non-invasive, non-medicinal and revolutionary type of neurotechnology that helps optimize brain performance. It does not train the brain like traditional neurofeedback; rather it “retrains” the brain and central nervous system by allowing it to reorganize itself and shift from its formerly fixed patterns. This is analogous to re-booting a “frozen” computer. And similar to a computer reboot, IASIS helps a person’s brain activity restart and rebalance very gently. This process is repeated over the course of several sessions, eventually resulting in the brain becoming permanently calibrated and stabilized. IASIS is the very first neurofeedback system backed by image-based evidence of success.

Hopkins and Williamson state that their holistic approach is based on a client-specific protocol. “We review the history and severity of symptoms, analyze lifestyle habits and evaluate complementary therapies when needed. Using a methodology such as this which focuses on the ‘whole person’ allows us to be extremely dynamic in our approach to clients,” says Williamson. “It is such a joy to see movement in the lives of clients who have not been helped by traditional therapy alone.”