Mindy Reed

Mindy Reed, Ph.D., started in the social services field in 1986. Her work experience includes outpatient mental health, psychological evaluation, domestic violence, women’s health, child welfare, and school-based social work.

Her educational background includes a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA; an MSW from Temple University; and a master’s and a doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.

She is licensed in the Commonwealth of PA as a social worker as well as a clinical psychologist. She holds various certifications and training including neurofeedback, general biofeedback, Heart Rate Variability (HRV), capnography, Alpha-Stim Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation (CES), Aggression Replacement Training (ART), PATHS (Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (including Trauma-Focused CBT).

Mindy has completed the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance (BCIA) neurofeedback didactic education program, a 16-hour training on neurofeedback protocols, a certificate in alpha-stim, and the Bee Medic course for utilizing games in neurofeedback. She is currently in the process of completing the BCIA certification for neurofeedback.

Mindy looks forward to providing biofeedback services including EEG neurofeedback. Having an understanding and a sense of mastery over our bodies and brains can change our lives in incredible ways. Biofeedback therapy can benefit both our psychological as well as our physical health. Biofeedback has always been a significant part of her life, especially for pain management, relaxation, and sleep. She has witnessed people making amazing gains in a short amount of time which makes this work even that much more rewarding!

Mindy was born and raised in Virginia and moved to Pennsylvania in 1993. She has three adult children as well as a lot of furry, feathered babies, including a mini-Hahn macaw, five cats, one dog, a chinchilla, and a 400-pound pig (who sleeps on our couch). She has also served as a long-time volunteer for Susquehanna Service Dogs and hospice.