Amy Bernstiel

Amy Bernstiel is a practitioner of neurofeedback who has personally benefitted from the treatment, using it to successfully treat severe migraine headaches in the late 1990s.

Amy has been helping patients utilizing neurofeedback since 2007. She expanded her interest and training in neurofeedback techniques to include quantitative electroencephalography, also known as qEEG.

Amy has been involved with course design work, including the BEE Medic Game Course and qEEG Data Acquisition manuals. Amy intends to complete the BCIA certification for Neurofeedback in 2024. In 2019, Amy was also involved with qEEG data collection for research studies with the Kovarvic company in the development of their CALM device.

She’s worked with many of the top clinicians in the field and is dedicated to bringing these powerful tools to as many people as possible. She has a personal interest in helping people to feel and function at their best, despite their challenges. For Amy, it is particularly rewarding to see children and young adults blossom into the best versions of themselves while undergoing neurofeedback training.

Amy holds a bachelor’s degree in biology with a minor in chemistry from West Chester University. She also holds a certificate in Alpha-Stim.