Dr. Lisk is the only neurologist fellowship trained in Parkinson's disease and movement disorders at the following hospitals:
Dr. Lisk
- OverviewSpecialties: Neurology, Movement Disorders
- One of the two fellowship-trained movement disorder neurologists in the San Gabriel Valley
- Intraoperative microelectrode recording during deep brain stimulation surgery for Parkinson's disease and dystonia
- Programming and management of deep brain stimulators (Parkinson's disease, essential tremor and dystonia), baclofen pumps, vagal nerve stimulators, spinal cord stimulators
- EMG and neurostim-guided Botox for spasticity and dystonia
- Medical management of movement disorders, such as Parkinson's disease, essential tremor, dystonia, Huntington's disease, Wilson's disease, cervical dystonia, etc.
Dr. Jerome Lisk was listed on Pasadena Magazine's Top Docs of 2011, 2012, and 2013.
Dr. Jerome is also works with the Methodist Hospital of Southern California.
- Certification
Certification
Diplomate
June 22, 2008 — American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Inc., #54753
Physician and Surgeon License
July 2004 — Medical Board of California #A88331.
Physician and Surgeon License
October 2004 — Missouri State Board of Registration for the Healing Arts # 2004029825. - EducationUniversity of Texas at Houston (2002 — 2003)
Movement Disorder Fellowship, Department of Neurology: Training consist of: Programming and Filling Baclofen Pumps, Intraoperative Deep Brain Stimulator Neurophysiology, Botox administration, and Medical Treatment of Movement disorders.
University of Texas at Houston (2000 — 2002)
Fellowship - Neurology Residency Program, Hermann, Lyndon B. Johnson and M.D. Anderson Hospital
University of Texas (1999 — 2000)
Dallas Neurology Residency Program, Parkland Memorial Hospital, Veterans Memorial Hospital, and Zale Lipshy Hospital.
Internal Medicine Internship at UCLA (1998 — 1999)
Charles Drew Residency — Program, Department of Internal Medicine
Medical College of Virginia (1994 — 1998)
Richmond, VA. Date of Graduation: May 16, 1998Medical College of Virginia (June — 1994)
Health Careers Opportunity Program (HCOP)
University of Michigan (1993 — 1994)
Post Graduate - Medical School, Ann Arbor, Michigan Post-Baccalaureate Fellowship Program
Hampton University (1989 — 1993)
Hampton, Virginia, B.A. Degree in Biology
Boston University Medical School (1991 — 1992)
Boston, MA. Early Medical School Selection Program
University of Virginia (1990)
Medical School, Charlottesville, Virginia Medical — Advanced Academic Program (M.A.A.P.I)
Hampton University (1989)
Hampton, Virginia, Pre-College Program
St. Bernard High School (1985 — 1989)
Playa Del Rey, California, 1989 Graduate - Media & Lectures
Television, Radio and Media
11th Annual Women’s Health Forum
April 2, 2011 — KJLH (102.3) Live Radio Broadcast: Los Angeles Convention Center, Speaker.
SPIKE TV - MANswers
August 2010 — Physician Consultant: Season 4, Episodes 407, 408 and 409.
Just The Facts-Health Tips
2010 — Channel 32, Pasadena Community Network, Arroyo.
“Friday Live at Five” Interview with Gid Martin
July 2010 — KTYM 1460 AM Los Angeles
Children's Health Month
July 21, 2010 — XM Radio 160, ReachMD host.
1. Childhood Cancer "The Lost Generation" Dr. David Freyer,
2. Childhood Sleep Disorders and Obesity, Dr. Sally Ward. Los Angeles Children's Hospital.
Current Medical Issues including Prostate Cancer
June 30, 2010 — LA Talk Radio: “The Mother Love Show”. Stroke and Parkinson’s Disease. Available an downloadable via internet at http://www.latalkradio.com/Motherlove.php
Conference on Successful Aging
April 30, 2010 — Key Note Speaker “The Symptoms and Prevention of Stroke”, Sponsored by Kaiser Permanente and AARP. The First Church Of Nazarene of Pasadena.
9th Annual Women’s Health Forum
May 2, 2009 — KJLH (102.3) Live Radio Broadcast. Los Angeles Convention Center. Expert Panelist and Break Out Session Leader.
Television Interview: “Cardiovascular Disease in Women”
April 28, 2009 — KTLA Channel 5 with Gale Anderson at the Herbal Life Building in Torrance, CA.Lectures
Parkinson’s Disease and Essential Tremor
April 27, 2010 — Methodist Hospital 50+ Program: Arcadia Senior Center
National Spasmodic Torticollis Association
March 2010 — Organizer at Casa Colina Hospital Support Group
Recognition, Reducing Risk and Responding to Acute Stoke
March 20, 2010 — Sustainable Economic Enterprises of Los Angeles: American Heart Association-Power to End Stroke Program - Crenshaw Farmers Market, Los Angeles, CA
February 27, 2010 — Mu Chi Chapter of Chi Eta Phi Sorority, Inc.- American Heart Association-Power to End Stroke Program. Southern Missionary Baptist Church, Los Angeles, CA.
August 15, 2009 — Mu Chi Chapter of Chi Eta Phi Sorority: American Heart Association- Power To End Stroke Program. Smyrna Seventh day Adventist Church, 4394 W. Washington Blvd., Los Angeles, 90016.
Stroke and Heart Disease
August 1, 2009 — Healthy Brain Champion Workshop: Veteran’s Memorial Building, 330 Centinela, Ave, Inglewood, CA, 90302,-Alzheimers Association of Los Angeles, Power To End Stroke Program- American Heart/Stroke Association.
Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention of Stroke
June 13, 2009 — American Heart & Stroke Association Power To End Stroke Program. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Inglewood Chapter.
Medical-Legal Concerns Involving Dementia and Caregivers
May 28, 2009 — West-Central Dementia Care Network. Inglewood Senior Center, 330 Centinela Ave.
Power to End Stroke Program
February 20, 2009 — 28th Annual Martha Hightower Junior Golf Fundraiser Chester Washington Golf Course: American Heart/Stroke Association.
Learning about Stroke Prevention and Treatment
January 25, 2009 — Chi Eta Phi Sorority, Inc. & Top Ladies of Distinction: American Heart/Stroke Association-Power to End Stroke Program. Double Tree Hotel, Torrance, California.
Power to End Stroke Program
November 22, 2008 — Top Ladies of Distinction: American Heart/Stroke Association. "The Prevention and Treatment of Stroke", Marriott Torrance South Bay Hotel, Torrance, California.
An Update on Parkinson's Disease and Treatment
September 16, 2008 — Community Lecture, Braun Auditorium, Huntington Memorial Hospital. Pasadena, California.
An Update in the Pathophysiology and Treatment of Parkinson’s Disease
April 26, 2008 — The 4th Annual Parkinson’s 2008 Symposium-Key Note Speaker: An Update, Courtyard by Marriot, Oxnard, CA. Hosted by Pacific Neuroscience.
Parkinson’s Disease Update in Medical and Surgical Treatment
April 23, 2008 — Huntington Hospital Senior Care Network: Research Conference Center at Huntington Memorial Hospital, Pasadena, CA
Parkinson’s Disease Update in Pathophysiology, Diagnosis and Treatment
April 10, 2008 — Huntington Memorial Hospital Residency Program Lecture: Pasadena, CA.
Stroke Diagnosis, Management and Treatment
April 2, 2008 — Memorial Hospital Residency Program Lecture: Huntington Pasadena, CA.
A Update on Current Treatments in Parkinson’s Disease
April 27, 2007 — 21st Geriatric Symposium at Cox South Hospital.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Parkinson’s Disease
April 11, 2006 — National Association of Neurological Nurses-Key Note Speaker. - Studies
Present Studies
SUBINVESTIGATOR/BACK UP RATER-P05664/P04938, Preladenant Phase I Trial., Schering-Plough/Merck, Pharmaceuticals. In association with Neurosearch, Inc. (started June 2010)
PRIMARY INVESTIGATOR: PIMAVANSERIN
A Multi-Center, Placebo-Controlled, Double-Blind Trial to Examine the Safety and Efficacy of Pimavanserin in the of Psychosis in Parkinson’s Disease. In association with Neurosearch, Inc.
PRIMARY INVESTIGATOR — PIMAVANSERIN (ACP-103) A Multi-Center, Placebo-Controlled, Double-Blind Trial to Examine the Safety and Efficacy of Pimavanserin in the of Psychosis in Parkinson’s Disease. In association with Neurosearch, Inc.
SUBINVESTIGATOR/BACK UP RATER-P05664/P04938
Preladenant Phase I Trial., Schering-Plough/Merck Pharmaceuticals. In association with Neurosearch, Inc.
PRIMARY INVESTIGATOR — DROXIDOPA NOH 306: a multi-center, double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled, parallel-group induction-design study to assess the clinical effect of droxidopa in subjects with primary autonomic failure, dopamine beta hydroxylase deficiency or non-diabetic neuropathy and symptomatic neurogenic orthostatic hypotension. In association with Neurosearch, Inc.2007 — 2009
SUBINVESTIGATOR (2007-2008) — XP-B-065-Multiple-Dose Efficacy and Safety Study of XP19986 In Subjects with Spasticity Due to Spinal Cord Injury: Xenoport, Inc. and MDS Pharma Services.
SUBINVESTIGATOR (2008-2009)— Deep Brain Stimulation for Patients with Essential Tremor of the Upper Extremities. Advanced Neuromodulation Systems (ANS). Sub-Investigator. Huntington Hospital, Pasadena, CA.
Quality of life in patients that are given a Baclofen Pump after acute stroke (2002-2003)
University of Texas at Houston
Deep Brain Stimulation of the Subthalamic Nucleus in patients with Parkinson’s disease (2002-2003)
University of Texas at Houston
The University of Michigan Brain Tumor Lab (1994)
"The Determination of the Sensitivity of Individual Pediatric Brain Tumors to Anti-TFN CRM 107 and Ricin A Chain Immunotoxin” Research Preceptor: Dr. Karin Muraszko, Professor of Neurosurgery
Hampton University, Howard Hughes Summer Research Program for High School Students (1992)
Volunteer Research Assistant for Dr. Elaine Eatman-Chairman of Biology, “The Effects of Estrogen on the Ovaries of Mice” Research Preceptor: Dr. Elaine Eatman
SUBINVESTIGATOR — THE BRAVO TRIAL, MS-LAQ 302: “A Multinational Multicenter, Randomized, Parallel-Group Study Performed In Subjects With Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis (RRMS) To Assess The Efficacy, Safety and Tolerability Of Laquinimod Over Placebo In A Double-Blinded Design And Of A Reference Arm Of Interferon ß-1a (Avonex) In A Rater-Blinded Design.” Teva Neuroscience, Sub-Investigator.
SUBINVESTIGATOR — FREEDOMS II TRIAL: CFTY720D2309, Novartis, A 24-month double-blind, randomized, multicenter, placebo controlled, parallel group study comparing the efficacy and safety of 0.5 mg and 1.25 mg fingolimod (FTY720) administered orally once daily versus placebo in patients with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis.
SUBINVESTIGATOR — CARE MS II: CAMMS 32400507, Genzyme, A Phase 3, Randomized, Rater- and Dose-Blinded Study Comparing Two Annual Cycles of Intravenous Low- and High-Dose Alemtu8zumab to Three -Times Weekly Subcutaneous Interferon Beta-1a (Rebif) in Patients with Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis Who Have Relapsed on Therapy - More Info
Expert Witness Court Cases
Booth vs Walnut Villa
June 16, 2009 — California Elder Abuse Act; Expert Witness for Defense, Plaintiff Request 5 Million, Result for Defense on all Claims. Attorney Todd R. Hass, Selman Breitman LLP. Published by Verdict Search, August 24, 2009.
Employment
Southern California Movement Disorder Specialists
September 2007 - Present — Methodist Hospital, Huntington Memorial Hospital, Casa Colina Centers for Rehabilitation, Verdugo Hills and City of Hope Hospital.
General Neurologist/Movement Disorder Specialist and Assistant Director of Parkinson’s Clinic of the Ozarks
November 2004 - July 2007 — Funded by The National Parkinson’s Foundation- Ferrell-Duncan Clinic Neurology Department, Cox Hospital, Springfield, Missouri. Member of JACO Accredited Stroke Team.
Medical College of Virginia, Health Careers Opportunities Program (HCOP), Teaching Assistant for Gross Anatomy and Biochemistry
Summer 1995 - 1996
Medical College of Virginia, Main Hospital Library
1994 - 1995
Hampton University, Tutor in Life and Physical Sciences
August 1993 — Department of Student Support Services
Organizational Affiliations
Los Angeles Neurological Association
2007 — Present
NAACP - Life Member-Pasadena Chapter
December 2009 — Present
The International Restless Legs Syndrome Study Group (IRLSSG)
May 2009 — Present
The Movement Disorder Society Member
January 2008 — Present
Hampton University Alumni Association - Life Member
2008
Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine Alumni Association “Medical College of Virginia”- Life Member
2006
American Academy of Neurology
Aug 1999 — Present
United States Chess Federation - Life Member
September 1989 — 1993 / June 2004— Present
Southern California Chess Federation
June 2007 — Present
Houston Neurological Association
June 2003 — June 2004
American Medical Association
Aug 1994 — May 1998
Peer Counselor-Student Support Services-Hampton University
Aug 1992 — May 1993
Affiliate of Neurosearch, Inc.
19231, Victory Blvd, Suite 355Reseda, CA, 91335
July 2010 — Present
Honors, Scholarships and Offices/Appointments
Parkinson's Association of Los Angeles
January 2011 — Non-Profit (5013C), Chairman of the Board and President.
NAACP 2010 Man of Valor Youth Council Award
June 19, 2010 — 12th Annual NAACP Youth Council Luncheon, Los Angeles Crown Plaza Hotel..
Arcadia Parkinson’s Support Group Organizer and Facilitator
October 2009 — Arcadia Senior Center
Board of Directors of the African-American Task Force of the American Heart Association
July 2009 - July 2010 — Western States Affiliate
"The Power to End Stroke" Program
October 2008 - Present — Physician Ambassador, American Heart Association's Power Council of Los Angeles Advisory Committee
Co-Medical Director of The American Parkinson Disease Association Center
November 2008 - September 2009 — Huntington Memorial Hospital, Pasadena, CA
Parkinson’s Clinic of the Ozarks
November 2004 - July 2007 — Co-Medical Director Affiliate of The National Parkinson’s Foundation
Alzheimer’s Association Board Member
May 2006 - July 2007 — Southwest Missouri Chapter
Medical College of Virginia, Vice President of the class of 1998
August 1996 - May 1998
Medical Student Government Officer and Student Government Association Officer for Virginia Commonwealth University
August 1996 - May1998 — Medical College of Virginia
Professionalism Workshop Moderator
August 1997 — Medical College of Virginia Class of 2001
Medical College of Virginia Tour Guide
August 1995 - May 1996
Medical College of Virginia School of Medicine Departmental Scholarship
September 1994
Speaker for the Medical College of Virginia Class of 1998
September 1994 — The Southern Region American Medical Association Conference on “The Admissions Process as an Medical School Applicant”
Recipient of Who’s Who Award
April 1993 — Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities & College - Hampton University
Hampton University, Inducted into Beta Kappa Chi
September 1992 — (National Science Honor Society)
Recipient of Amoco Oil, Inc. Award for “Excellence in The Field of Chemistry”
November 1992
Medical School Acceptance: Boston University Early Medical School Selection Program
September - March 1991
Hampton University Dean’s List
1991 - 1993 - Testimonials
Testimonials
Featured in Pasadena Magazine's Top 100 Doctors in 2011
Medical Director
Movement Disorder Specialist
Dr. Demerjian
- Overview
- Practicing dentistry since 1990 and in the San Fernando Valley since 2001
Focuses on treatment of TMJ Disorders, Headaches, Facial Pain, Sleep Apnea, Movement Disorders and Orthodontics
Currently treats adolescents and adults with tmj/mpd-mayofascial pain disorders using custom fabricated orthotic appliances, myriad of therapeutic techniques and orthodontics. His sleep-disordered breathing treatments utilize using multiple dental sleep appliances and therapeutic techniques. He also treats patients suffering from neurologic disorderswith dental management of the disorder through his TMJ treatments.
- Experience
Expert in neuro-anatomy, pain patterns, trigger points, the trigeminal branch/nerve and how it correlates to neurologic disorders
Martial Arts practitioner, holding several Black Belts in numerous styles - teaches karate to all students including to the specially challenged
Lectures on topics in Temporomandibular Joint Disorders and its correlates on neurologic disorders
Published several articles and research papers including how the trigeminal system correlates to neurologic disorders.
- Education
- Diplomate/Master in American Academy of Craniofacial Pain, Diplomate in the American Academy of Pain Management, Diplomate of the American Board of Forensic Dentistry and the American Board of Forensic Examiners
- Fellow in the American Academy of Craniofacial Pain, the International college of Craniomandibular Orthopedics and a Certified Forensic Consultant
- Taken over 1000 hours of postgraduate education courses, in the area of TMJ, Craniofacial Pain, Sleep Disorders and Orthodontics
- Graduate of the world renowned Las Vegas Institute for advanced Dental Studies
Dentist
Craniofacial Pain
Veronica Dascalu
- Overview Veronica lends her expertise in nutrition to Southern California Movement Disorder Specialists' patients. Veronica works with our patients to plan meals, provide information on how to become healthier, and general information about how food can alter your well-being.
Veronica Dascalu has over 10 years of experience in massage therapy, personal training, and physical therapy. Her strong subjects include physiology, nutrition, health, and fitness. Her many years of experience have given her the skills to provide her expertise in orthopedic, sports rehab., woman health issues, strength and flexibility training, and nutritional counseling. - Experience
Experience
Body Synergy Physical Therapy, Pasadena, CA
Co-owner (2005-present)- Physical Therapy Aide
• Massage Therapist
• Rehabilitation Personal Trainer
• Pilates Instructor
• Wellness Coach
• Nutritionist
• Director of Operation
The Body Within (self employed)
Personal Trainer/ Rehabilitation Exercise (2003-2005)
Cardenas & Associates Physical Therapy, Valley Village, CA
Physical Therapy Aide (1999-2006)
Patient exercise with the use of Pilates equipment and education in body mechanics, gait analysis, contract/relax stretching, home exercise program.
Soft tissue massage, ultrasound, electrical stimulation/biofeedback, mechanical traction.
Female Pelvic Health Rehabilitation - Physical Therapy Aide
- Education
Education
Family & Consumer Science – M.S. (December 2010)
Option: Nutrition, Dietetics, & Food Science
California State University Northridge
Kinesiology- Exercise Science – B.S. (June 2005)
California State University Northridge
Liberal Arts & Sciences – A.A. (May 1999)
Los Angeles Valley College, Van Nuys, CA
Certifications
• Certified Massage Therapist (2000) – Massage School of Santa Monica
• Certified Personal Trainer (2002) –National Academy of Sports Medicine
• Initiation 101: The Method of Joseph Pilates (2000) –Physicalmind Institute
• Chain Reaction Explosion (2003) –Wynn Marketing Integrated Isolation
• Cranial Sacral Therapy (2005) –The Milne Institute
• Metabolic Typing Nutrition Program (2006) –Metabolic Typing Education Center
• Female Chain Reaction (2006) –Wynn Marketing
• Three Dimensional Flexibility (2006) –Kinetic Conditioning
• Lifting- 3D Loading (2006) –Kinetic Conditioning
• Walking: Simple Complexity (2006) –Kinetic Conditioning
• Running: More than Faster Walking (2006) –Kinetic Conditioning
• Functional Flexibility- Enhancing Life (2006) - Kinetic Conditioning
• Abdominals- Power Potential (2006) - Kinetic Conditioning
• Balance- The Time of Transformation (2006) – Kinetic Conditioning
• Life Strategies Coach (2009) - Spencer Institute
• Wellness Coach (2009) - Spencer Institute
• Food Psychology Coach (2010) – Spencer Institute
• American Red Cross First Aid and CPR (2009) - Accomplishments
Accomplishments
i. Created and instructed a senior exercise class at an assisted living home (California Mission Inn).
ii. Created and instructed a functional strength exercise class at Body Synergy Physical Therapy.
iii. Extensive experience handling a variety of different clientele, fitness levels, communication skills, and personalities.
iv. Created and developed a multifaceted physical therapy and wellness center business encompassing health, education, and overall well being.
Nutritional Specialist B.S., M.S
Ryan Nguyen
- Overview Ryan is a highly educated and well experienced clinical research coordinator for NeuroSearch USA and Southern California Movement Disorder Specialists.
- Experience
Assistant Director of Administration
COPE Health Solutions – RCH, Riverside, CA
December 2011 – Present- Compile and secure incoming applicant documents including immunizations, CPR
• Certification, drug screenings, and background checks - Supervise the administration team to maintain integrity and quality of internship program
- Facilitate Immunization open houses, orientation/interviews, and clinical trainings with presentations
- Facilitate program-wide meetings, as well as Leadership and Executive Team meetings
- Assist incoming applicants on a quarterly basis during the training period to facilitate clearance to begin internship hours
Clinical Research Coordinator
Neurosearch, Inc, Pasadena, CA
June 2011 - Present- Provide general office management, conduct patient visits, and complete regulatory submissions for a clinical trial corporation that specializes in neurological disorders
- Take vitals and ECGs, interview patients about adverse reactions and the state of their disorders, conduct other study-specific procedures
- Collect, process, and assist in the compilation and verification of research data, samples, and specimens
- Review medical records to determine patient eligibility for the clinical trials
- Perform literature searches, research and overall administrative assistance
- Maintain contact with patients, caregivers, and other doctors’ offices to provide complete and accurate reporting of data and adverse events, and ensure patient safety
Lab Assistant
Department of Molecular Biology, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA
July 2009 – June 2010- Fed zebrafish for research during scheduled times in the mornings and afternoons
- Maintained zebrafish lab, cleaned fish tanks, monitored temperature, pH, and conductivity readings
- Separated fish to perform genetic crosses and collected fish embryos from crosses
- Examined embryos for potential mutations and reported to lab supervisor regarding findings
Hours and Records Coordinator
COPE Health Solutions – RCH, Riverside, CA
March 2011 - Present- Timesheet entry for 400+ interns, providing accurate timekeeping in meeting program graduation requirements
- Complete audit requests for interns requiring detailed breakdown of total hours (training, meeting, clinical, leadership) completed in program
- Perform inactive file audits to ensure all graduated or withdrawn interns have necessary paperwork and inputting changes into SQL database
- Conduct floor rounds on hospital to receive feedback from staff about the program
- Recruit and conduct interviews for program applicants
Train new interns on basic patient care skills during mandatory three-day training to ensure success in program
Clinical Care Extender Intern
COPE Health Solutions – RCH, Riverside, CA
October 2010 – October 2011- Help hospital nursing staff with basic patient care needs such as bathing, changing, feeding, and transporting patients
- Obtain vital signs for nursing staff
- Serve as a liaison between patients and nurses
- Ensure excellent patient care and that their needs are met
- Develop bedside manner and skills in direct patient communication
- Observe different medical procedures and surgeries under the nurses/physicians’ supervision.
- Experience in the following departments: Ortho Surg, Cardiovascular Unit, Surgical Intensive Care Unit, Post Partum, Emergency Room, Labor and Delivery
- Compile and secure incoming applicant documents including immunizations, CPR
- Education
Education
Bachelor of Science
Anthropology, University of California
Los Angeles, CA
June 2010Previous Extracurricular Activities
Historian, Beta Theta Pi Fraternity – Gamma Nu Chapter, UCLA
Public Relations Committee, Challah for Hunger, UCLA Chapter
Committee Member, Vietnamese Student Union, UCLA - Accomplishments
Awards
- Dean’s List, University of California – Los Angeles (Fall 2008, Winter 2009, Spring 2010)
- 2011C Exemplary Service Award, Labor and Delivery (October 2011)
- 2011C Exemplary Service Award, Leadership Team (October 2011)
Clinical Research Coordinator
Victoria L. Ibric
- OverviewDr. Victoria L. Ibric (also known as Luminita Ibric) is Southern California Movement Disorder Specialists' extremely experienced and educated specialist. With over half decades of experience, Dr. Ibric is in the neurological and medical communities. Dr. Ibric has worked on 116 publications, has many awards, is affiliated with many neurological and medical groups, and is a compassionate and caring doctor.
- Experience
Professional Experience
1973 - 1976
Intern in: Hematology, Pathology, Microbiology
Biochemistry, Toxicology - Bucharest, Romania
1976 - 1981
Research Associate and Principal Physician
Microbiology, Virology, Pathology, Oncology - Bucharest, Romania
1981 - 1982
Laboratory Assistant, in Endocrinology
Oberfőhring Hospital, Munich, Germany
1982 - 1984
Postdoctoral Fellow, in Cancer Research
USC Cancer Research Laboratory, Los Angeles, CA
1984 - 1990
Research Associate, Hematology/Oncology & Neurology
Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, CA
1990 - 1992
Instructor
Medical Assistants & Cardiac Technicians — ATC, LA, CA
1992 - 1995
Provider/Instructor of Biofeedback & Neurofeedback
BILA, Los Angeles, and EEG Spectrum, Inc, Encino, CA
1995 - Present
â–Ş Provider/Instructor at the Therapy and Prevention Center, LLC
â–Ş President of the Neurofeedback and NeuroRehab Institute, Inc. (NNRI, Inc) Pasadena, CA;
â–Ş Provider/Instructor/Mentor at NNRI, Inc, Pasadena, CA
â–Ş Consultant for Kaiser Permanente, UCLA, Good Samaritan Hospital, Huntington Hospital and other clinics in LA area, CA - Education
Education
1967 - 1974
Medical School
Institute of Medicine and Pharmacy
Bucharest, Romania
M.D. - Adult Medicine
1973 - 1976
Internship
Institute of Phthisiology
Bucharest, Romania
1976 - 1979
Residency
Institute of Virology, “St. S. Nicolau”
Bucharest, Romania
Postdoctoral
Institute of Biology “V. Babes”
1980 - 1984
Fellowship
Bucharest, Romania
Ph.D. in Immunology
Ph.D. in Health Psychology
U.S.C. Cancer Research Laboratory - Los Angeles, CA
1992 - 1993
Biofeedback Therapist
Biofeedback Institute of Los Angeles
1992 - 1994
Training
EEG Spectrum, Inc., Encino, CA
1998 - 3 day course
• QEEG training
• SNR with Dr. Thatcher, Sterman, Lubar, and Gunkelman
• Attention Deficit Institute, Scottsdale AZ, 2000 with Dr. Gurnee and Gunkelman
• Working with Dr. William Hudspeth for the last 8 years, and for the last 6 years Consulting with Dr. Jack Johnston, David Kaiser and Jay Gunkelman.Certificates & Specializations
Principal Physician in Infectious Diseases
Cert. No IV D/ 8355, Feb. 21st, 1980.
Immunology
Immunopathology, PhD course completion, Cert. No. 1734
June 21st, 1980
Radiology
Diagnostic and therapy course completion, (1974-1976) No. 2694, Nov. 30th, 1991
Resident Physician and Principal Physician
Employed by the Institute of Virology "St.S.Nicolau"
Bucharest, Romania (1976-1981), No. 1741, Nov. 15th, 1991
Liquid Chromatography
Cert. by Perkin-Elmer, Sept. 22, 1983
Authorization for Service as Instructor
California Postsecondary Education, Cert. No. 086262, Dec. 11th, 1991
C.P.R. - Basic Life Support Provider
American Heart Association, Oct. 5th, 1990
Advanced Cardiac Life Support
A.H.A. course, Dec. 1991
Phlebotomist
California Association of Paramedical Schools, ATC, Oct. 17th, 1990
Biofeedback Therapist
Cert. of Completion of Comprehensive BFT - training course, at BILA Feb 1993
Neurofeedback Therapist
EEG Spectrum Cert. of Completion, 1992 and Dec. 1-5, 1994
Neurofeedback Provider
Cert. No. 8791 - National Registry of Neurofeedback Providers, since 1994
BCIA Certification in EEG Biofeedback
Certificate No. 1284, since 1996, expires Dec. 2012
iSNR Fellow award
2006
BSC president for the years
2006 - 2007
ACFEI Fellow award
2008
AAPB Fellow award
2008 - Affiliations • American Psychological Association (APA)
• International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP)
• American Association of Psychophysiology and Biofeedback (AAPB)
• Brainwave Chapter of AAPB
• Society for the Study of Neuronal Regulation or The International Society for Neurofeedback Research (ISNR)
• Biofeedback Society of California (BSC)
• Clinical EEG and Neuroscience Society (ECNS)
• American College of Forensic Examiners (ACFEI) - Awards • Diplomat of the American Board of Psychological Specialties/Neuropsychology (1998)
• Honored Professional, Who’s Who (1998)
• Honored Professional, Who’s Who International (2000)
• Mentor in Neurofeedback AAPB since (1998)
• Serving on the Board of Directors ISNR, as Member at Large (2001)
• BSC - Board of Directors (2003 - present)
• President of the BSC (2006 - 2007)
• Fellow of the ISNR organization (2006)
• Fellow of the American Board of Forensic Examiners FACFEI (2008)
• Fellow of the AAPB (2008)
- Published Research
Virology – oncology related papers
• The presence of complement fixing antibodies to the avian group specific ("gs") sarcoma-leukosis antigen in the human population and in cancer patients. Virol. 29, 1, 35-40, 1978
• Investigations on the incidence of complement fixing antibodies to the avian group ("gs") sarcoma-leukosis antigen in fowl farm workers
• Incidence of viral antibodies in patients with various forms of cancer
• Investigations on presence of viral and chlamydial antigens in cells exfoliated in vagina of women with common and malignant gynecopathies
• Extrarespiratory localizations of parainfluenza viruses.
• Attempts at the autologous prevention and therapy of experimental cancer
• Results of an etiological therapy applied to patients with different localizations of herpes infections using diagnosis by immunofluorescent reaction
• Some aspects of oncogene virus-host cell and virus tumor cell antigen relationship
• Action of nucleic acid extract from mouse Ehrlich ascites carcinoma on the evolution of homologous tumorChemical carcinogenesis and prevention of transformation related papers
• Poly (ADP-ribose) synthesis and inhibition of DNA synthesis in Chinese hamster cells treated with methylating agents and thymidine, Mutation Res. 161, 155-163, 1986
• The Annals of New York Academy of Sciences. Ed. Burns, L., Rivers, J.M., and Machlin, L.J. Vol. 498, 476-483, 1987
• Simultaneous determination of Ascorbic Acid and Dehydroascorbic Acid in cultures of C3H/10T1/2 cells. In Vitro, Vol. 24, 7, 669-676, 1988
• Mechanisms of Ascorbic Acid Induced Inhibition of Chemical Transformation in C3H/10T1/2 cells. Am.J.Clin.Nutr. 54/6:S1236-S1240, 1991.
• Mechanisms of Ascorbic Acid Induced Inhibition of Chemical Transformation in C3H/10T1/2 CellsNeurological studies on glia cells, oncogens, and meningitis related papers
• Proliferation related responses in rat astrocytes to epidermal growth factor. Int. J. of Develop
• Epidermal Growth Factor Cellular Binding in Purified Rat Astrocytes. J. Neurochem
• Astrocyte responses to epidermal growth factor are modulated by fibroblast growth factor
• Modulation of epidermal growth factor effects on astrocytes
• Astrocyte binding of epidermal growth factor
• Studies on astroglial binding of a potent natural mitogen: epidermal growth factor
• Regulation of astroglial binding of a potent natural mitogen: epidermal growth factorBiofeedback/Neurofeedback studies related papers
• “QEEG and Behavioral Indices for Neurofeedback Effectiveness”. (Symposia). Clinical EEG and Neuroscience Vol. 35, No. 4, pp. 213-214, October (2004)
• “Neurofeedback Roshi Brain-link® Training in MTBI”. The ROSHI Journal, Vol. 1, No. 11, December (2004)
• “QEEG and ROSHI Use in a Case of Autism post Encephalopathy”. ROSHI Journal, Vol. 2 No 2, pp 2-13, February (2005)
• The Neurofeedback/Medical - Treatment of Peripheral Neuropathy. The ROSHI Journal, Vol. 2, No 5, pp. 1-4, May (2005)
• Ibric, VL. ROSHI & pROSHI in a case of Chronic Pain. ROSHI Journal - Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 1-7 January (2006))
• Ibric, VL. Neurofeedback and Chronic Pain: Corticalization of Pain ROSHI Journal, Vol. 3, No. 3, pp. 1-12, March (2006)
• Ibric, VL, Dragomirescu, LG, & Hudspeth, WJ - Real-time changes in connectivity during Neurofeedback, accepted for publication in the Journal of Neurotherapy, published September (2008-2009)Neurological studies on glia cells, oncogens, and meningitis related papers
• Child Neurology Soc., Halifax, Nova Scotia, Sept. 15–17, IN: Annals of Neurology, Vol. 24(2), 340, 1988
• Differentiation and functions of glial cells. – Satellite Symposium of the 12th Biennial Meeting of the International Soc. for Neurochem. Instituto Superiore de Sanita, Roma, Italia, April 19–21, 52, 1989
• Astrocyte responses to growth factor and cytokine signals. – International Soc. for Neurochem., 12th ISN Biennial Meeting, Algarve, Portugal, April 23–28, IN: J. Neurochem., Vol.52, suppl., S188-D, 1989
• Astrocyte responses and cytokine interactions. 19th Annual Meeting of Soc. for Neuroscience, Phoenix, AZ, Oct.29-Nov. 3, IN: Soc. for Neuroscience, Abst. Vol. 15, 511
• Wass, C., and Luckett, P.M. Cellular basis of neurotropism for K1 E. Coli. The American Pediatric Soc. IN: Soc. for Pediatric Research, Anaheim, May 1990Biofeedback/Neurofeedback studies related papers
• Components in Long-Term, Comprehensive Care of Patients with Myofascial Pain Syndrome: Part II – The Usefulness of Biofeedback, – IN: Contemporary Management of Myofascial Pain Syndrome Symposium
• “Neuromodulation of pain perception through neurofeedback training - long lasting effects in chronic pain treatment”, Proceedings for the 9th World Congress on Pain, Vienna, Austria (1999)
• “Neurofeedback enhanced by Light and/or electromagnetic Closed-loop EEG induces analgesic in patients with neuropathic pain.” (2002)
• Proceedings the 10th World Congress on Pain, San Diego, CA August 17-24, IASP Press, 439-440, (1338-p254)
• “Neurofeedback Training: Integration with Diet and Detoxification Programs”. Journal of Neurotherapy (2002)
• Successful Treatment of Bipolar Depression/Addiction Using the ROSHI System of Neurofeedback. ROSHI Provider Newsletter (2004)
• “Bipolar Depression and Addictions - Seven Year Success”, California Biofeedback, Newsletter of the Biofeedback Society of California (2004)
• “A success story of an ADD/Dyslexic boy with a variety of symptoms post repeated TBI’s.” The ROSHI Journal (2004)
• “Essential Tremor”. The ROSHI Journal Vol. 1 (2004)Book Chapters
• Deoxyribonucleosides - induced selective modulation of cytotoxicity and mutagenesis. IN: Genetic consequences of nucleotide pool imbalances
• Growth factor and Cytokine signals modulate astrocyte proliferation and immune mediation. IN: Differentiation and Functions of Glial Cells
• Accounting and Insurance on Computer. Curriculum for Associated Technical College (1991)
• Medical Clerical Technician. Curriculum for Associated Technical College (1992)
• Neurofeedback training for Internship program - Curriculum for The Biofeedback Institute of L.A. and Internship program, Curriculum for EEG Spectrum Affiliates, (1994, 1996 - 1998)
• Neurofeedback Training for Internship Curriculum Program for Therapy & Prevention Center (1998-2005)
• Neurofeedback Training Manual for ROSHI instruments, Therapy & Prevention Center, 2000-2006. Training includes Martin, G., 2003-2006, The use of the Bioexplorer software - a manual
• “The ROSHI in Neurofeedback” (Chapter 8 in Neurofeedback Applications: Dynamics and Clinical Applications) Ed. James Evans, Published by The Haworth Press, Inc, NY (2007)
• “Neurofeedback in Pain Management” (Chapter 16 IN: Introduction to Quantitative EEG and Neurofeedback – Advanced Theory and Applications, Second edition (2008)
• Neurofeedback didactic training manual - BCIA based curriculum for preparation for certification, used in mentoring and internships (2009)
Abstracts for professional lectures and workshops
• A.R. Poly (ADP-ribose) synthesis and inhibition of DNA synthesis in Chinese hamster cells treated with methylating agents and thymidine. – Proceedings, 75th Annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research Vol. 25, 103 (428) - (1984)
• The Red-Ox Potential – a possible factor in Ascorbic Acid Inhibition of Transformation in C3H/10T1/2 cells –- Proceedings, 2nd International Conference on the Modulation and Mediation of Cancer by Vitamins and Micronutrients, Tucson, AS. (P 11) - (1985)
• Effect of Ascorbic Acid and Dehydroascorbic Acid on Lipid Composition of Confluent C3H/10T1/2 Cells. – The 3rd International Conference on Vitamin C, New York, N.Y. (p. 9) - (1986)
• Astrocyte responses to epidermal growth factor are modulated by fibroblast growth factor. – Proceedings of the 16th Annual meeting of Society for Neuroscience, 12: 168-169, Washington DC (1986)
• Modulation of epidermal growth factor effects on astrocytes. Trans. American Soc. for Neurochem., 17, 283, 1986.
• Astrocyte binding of epidermal growth factor. – Proceedings, 11th ISN/ 18th ASN meeting, American Soc. of Neurochem., La Guaira, Venezuela, IN: J. Neurochem., Vol.48, suppl. (1987)
• Studies on astroglial binding of a potent natural mitogen: epidermal growth factor. – Proceedings, 17th Annual Meeting of Soc. for Neuroscience, New Orleans, LA, Nov. 16–21, 1987, IN: Soc. for Neuroscience, Vol. 13: part 2, 1365 (1987)
• Regulation of astroglial binding of a potent natural mitogen: epidermal growth factor. The 17th Annual Meeting of the Child Neurology Soc., Halifax, Nova Scotia, Sept. 15–17, IN: Annals of Neurology, Vol. 24(2). 340 - (1988)
• Differentiation and functions of glial cells. – Satellite Symposium of the 12th Biennial Meeting of the International Soc. for Neurochem. Instituto Superiore de Sanita, Roma, April 19–21, 52 - (1989)
• Astrocyte responses to growth factor and cytokine signals. – International Soc. for Neurochem., 12th ISN Biennial Meeting, Algarve, Portugal, April 23–28, IN: J. Neurochem., Vol.52, suppl., S188-D - (1989)
• Astrocyte responses and cytokine interactions. – 19th Annual Meeting of Soc. for Neuroscience, Phoenix, AZ, Oct.29-Nov. 3, IN: Soc. for Neuroscience, Abst. Vol. 15, 511 (210.10) - (1989)
• Cellular basis of neurotropism for K1 E. Coli. The American Pediatric Soc. IN: Soc. for Pediatric Research, Anaheim (1990)
• Mechanisms of Ascorbic Acid Induced Inhibition of Chemical Transformation in C3H/10T1/2 Cells. - IN: Vitamin C: Biological Functions and Relations to Cancer, NIH, Bethesda, Maryland, Programs and Abstracts: 53-54, Sept. 10–12, 1990, and in Special Comm. Nutrition and Cancer, Vol 15, Nos 3&4, 263–264 - (1991)
• Damaging effects of drugs and/or alcohol exposure intrautero on brain activity and behavior may be reversed by EEG Biofeedback. – Presented at The 2nd Annual Conference of Society for the Study of Neuronal Regulation (SSNR) Las Vegas, NV - (1994)
• Neurofeedback and High Blood Pressure.– Presented at The 3rd Annual Conference of SSNR, Scottsdale, AZ (1995)
• Brain Blood Flow, ADD, CFIDS, and treatment – Presented at The 3rd Annual Conference of SSNR, Scottsdale, AZ (1995)
• Neurofeedback and High Blood Pressure (II) – Proceedings of the 4th Annual Conference of SSNR, San Marco Island, FL (1996)
• Neurofeedback in the treatment of Chronic Pain Syndromes – Presented at The 4th Annual Conference of SSNR, San Marco Island, FL (1996)
• Components in Long-Term, Comprehensive Care of Patients with Myofascial Pain Syndrome: Part II – The Usefulness of Biofeedback, – Contemporary Management of Myofascial Pain Syndrome Symposium, published by Discovery International, p 29-40. Beverly Hills, CA (1996)
• “Neurofeedback in the treatment of Chronic Pain Syndromes” Brief Case Sketches, Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Brain-Mind, applied Neurophysiology, Advanced Meeting/Colloquium/Spa, February, 1997, Palm Springs, CA
• “Neurofeedback Training in Chronic Pain Associated with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder” Proceedings of APEA, San Diego, CA (1997)
• “Procedures in Assessment and Treatment of Chronic Pain” - Brief Case Sketches, part II w/ Marilyn S. Jacobs, PhD, and Matthew E. Conolly, MD. Presented at the Sixth Annual Brain-Mind, Applied Neurophysiology, Advanced Meeting/Colloquium/Spa, Palm Springs, CA (1998)
• “Neurofeedback in the treatment of Chronic Pain Syndromes,” Presented at the Sixth Annual Brain-Mind, Applied Neurophysiology, Advanced Meeting/Colloquium/Spa, Palm Springs, CA (1998)
• “Neurofeedback in Major Depression Asociated to Addictions - a case study”, Presented at the 6th Annual Meeting of SSNR, Austin TX (1998)
• ”Various diagnostic cases treated using Roshi/ Neurocybernetics - preliminary results”, Presented at the 6th Annual Meeting of SSNR, September, Austin TX (1998)
• “Neurofeedback and Chronic Pain” Workshop presented at the 6th Annual Meeting of SSNR, Austin, TX (1998)
• “Neuromodulation of pain perception through Neurofeedback training - long lasting effects in chronic pain treatment”, Proceedings - Abstracts 9th World Congress on Pain. IASP Press, pp 82 (272) - (1999)
• “The Usefulness of Neurofeedback Training in Elderly Population with Emphasis on Memory Recovery and Emotional Balancing” presented at the 7th Annual Meeting of SSNR, September, 1999, Myrtle Beach, SC
• “AVS/EEG Training on Roshi/ BrainLink® Instrument and Protocols”, workshop presented at the 7th Annual Meeting of SSNR, Myrtle Beach, SC (1999)
• “Neurofeedback and Acute and Chronic Pain” workshop presented at the 7th Annual Meeting of SSNR, Myrtle Beach, SC (1999)
• “Neurofeedback Training for Minor Traumatic Brain Injury” workshop presented at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center, Downey, CA (1999)
• “Pain and Neurofeedback- Corticalization of Pain and Modification of Pain Affect through Neurofeedback and the use of Roshi/AVS.” Workshop presented at Winter Brain Conference 2000, Palm Springs, CA. February, (2000)
• ”Long-Lasting Effects of Neurofeedback Training on Bipolar Disease and Addictions’ (followup case study), Lecture presented at Winter Brain Conference 2000, Palm Springs, CA (2000)
• W. E.”Nurtitional Evaluation and Regimens and the Importance of Diet/Detoxification in the Integration with Neurofeedback Training” Lecture presented at Winter Brain, Palm Springs, CA (2000)
• “Neuro-Modulation of Pain Perception Through Neurofeedback Training: Long Lasting Effects on Pain Control.” Proceedings at AAPM Meeting (2000)
• “Neurofeedback enhanced by light closed loop EEG using Complex adaptive Modality improves hand control movement in a case of essential tremor.” Lecture presented by Cory Hammond, PhD at the 8th Annual Winter Brain Conference, Miami, FL (2001)
• “Hands on training Neurofeedback: how and why it can be useful in Cognitive, Physiological and Emotional dysfunction- with emphasis on reactive attachment disorder” presented at the Heal the Hearts Conference, Riverside, CA (2001)
• “EEG biofeedback-neurofeedback training in chronic pain” poster presentation at the International Scientific Conference on Complementary, Alternative and Integrative Medicine Research, San Francisco, CA May 17-19, 2001
• “Alternatives to Psychotropic Drugs” Workshop presented at Second Annual Post-Adoption Parents Conference, Pasadena Convention Center, Pasadena CA (2001)
• Roshi/BrainLink ® Protocols III. Neurofeebdack enhanced by light closed loop EEG and by electromagnetic closed loop EEG. “Workshop presented at the 9th Annual Conference of SNR, Monterey, CA (2001)
• “Neurofeedback enhanced by light closed loop EEG and electromagnetic closed loop EEG in a case of sleep deprivation post methadone withdrawal” Poster presented at the 9th Annual Conference of SNR, Monterrey, CA (2001)
• “Neurofeedback enhanced by light closed loop in depression and addictions” presented at AAPB, Las Vegas, NE March 21-24 (2002)
• Olesen, E. “Neurofeedback enhanced by Light and Magnetic closed loop EEG-Applications” workshop presented at AAPB, Las Vegas, NE (2002)
• “Neurofeedback enhanced by Light and/or electromagnetic closed loop EEG induces analgesic in patients with neuropathic pain.” Proceedings of IASP Conference, San Diego, CA (2002)
• “Neurofeedback enhanced by light and electromagnetic closed loop EEG in Parkinson’s Disease.” Lecture presented at 10th Annual Conference for SNR, Scottsdale, AZ (2002)
• “Roshi as a diagnostic tool.” Workshop presented at the 10th Annual Conference of SNR, Scottsdale, AZ (2002)
• “ Roshi/BRainLink® Protocols-IV” Workshop presented at 10th Annual Conference of SNR, Scottsdale, AZ (2002)
• “Neurofeedback Training: Integration with Diet and Detoxification Programs. Journal of Neurotherapy. Vol 6, No 4, pp25-38 (2002)
• “QEEG and ROSHI use in Autism, post toxic encephalopathy - a case study”. Presented at Winter Brain Conference, Palm Springs, CA (2003)
• “Neuroplasticity induced by Neurofeedback - a case study” Presented at Winter Brain Conference, Palm Springs, CA (2003)
• “Roshi as a diagnostic tool - a practical approach.” presented at Winter Brain Conference, Palm Springs, CA (2003)
• “Roshi and applications- longitudinal studies” Workshop presented at Winter Brain Conference, Palm Springs, CA (2003)
•. “Biofeedback-Neurofeedback” Oxygen Health and Fitness Conference, Pasadena, CA (2003)
• Dragomirescu, LG. “Neurofeedback Training in Chronic Pain Syndromes” Presented at BSC Irvine, CA, (2003)
• “ROSHI training and it’s validation”. Presented at BSC, Irvine, CA, November (2003)
• Hudspeth, W.J. “Changes in EEG Coherence” Workshop presented at WinterBrain Conference, Palm Springs, CA, (2004)
• “Neurofeedback Training In Chronic Pain Syndromes-a workshop” Presented at WinterBrain Conference, Palm Springs, CA, (2004)
• Dragomirescu, LG. “Neurofeedback Training In Chronic Pain Syndromes” Lecture presented at Winter-Brain Conference, Palm Springs, CA (2004)
• “Bipolar Depression and Addictions- Seven Year Success. California Biofeedback. Volume 20, No.1, pgs 6-7 (2004)
• Hudspeth, WJ. “Current Concepts: Real-time images of QEEG operant conditioning”, Workshop presented at AAPB Conference, Colorado Springs, CO (2004)
• “Neurofeedback Applications” BSC Northern Regional Meeting, San Francisco, (2004)
• “Neurofeedback Applications”, BSC Southern Regional Meeting, Pasadena, CA (2004)
• “qEEG and Behavioral Indices for Neurofeedback Effectiveness” presented at the ECNS conference in Irvine, 2004 and in Proceedings of the Journal of ECNS Conference, Vol 5, No 4, pp 213-214 (2004)
• “Enhanced Types of Neurofeedback“. Lecture presented at BSC Annual Meeting (2004)
• Hudspeth, W.J., “Neurodiagnostic and Neurofeedback Correlations” Workshop presented at DeAnza Brain Seminars, Palm Springs, CA (2005)
• Dragomirescu, L.G. “Neurofeedback Training In Chronic Pain Syndromes” Lecture presented at Winter-Brain Conference, Palm Springs, CA (2005)
• “Enhanced Types of Neurofeedback“ Lecture presented at Winter Brain Conference, Palm Springs, CA (2005)
• Hudspeth WJ, QEEG and ROSHI Use in a Case of Autism, post Encephalopathy. ROSHI Journal, Vol 2 No 2 pp 2-13 (2005)
• The Neurofeedback/ Medical Treatment of Peripheral Neuropathy. The ROSHI Journal, Vol 2 No 5 pp. 1-4 (2005)
• Validation ROSHI with QEEG - Introduction to the Principles and Practices in NeuroNeuronal Rehabilitation. The Proceedings of the 36th Annual meeting of the AAPB, Austin, TX (2005)
• Hudspeth, W.J., . Introduction to the Principle and Practices in NeuroNeuronal Rehabilitation. (workshop) Abstract in the Proceedings of the 36th Annual meeting of the AAPB, Austin, TX (2005)
• Hudspeth, W, Ibric V.L., Coben, R., and Gunkelman, J. Symposium: Advances in the Assessment of Brain Functioning, AAPB 36th Annual Meeting, Austin, Texas 2005
• Hudspeth, W.J., QEEG and ROSHI- Introduction to the Principles and Practices in NeuroNeuronal Rehabilitation WS 1st Annual ROSHI Conference, Pasadena, CA
• Learning ROSHI” WS 1st Annual ROSHI Conference, Pasadena, CA
• Neurofeedback and Chronic Pain-How to measure progress for research purposes? WS16 SNR Denver, CO (2005)
• ROSHI Enhanced Neurofeedback type of training WS16 SNR, Denver CO (2005)
• Ibric, V.L, Hudspeth, W.J., Coben, R. QEEG Connectivity: From Assessment to a new Metric of Therapeutic Change. SNR, Denver CO (2005)
• Neurofeedback and Chronic Pain-How to measure progress for research purposes? BSC Annual Meeting, Irvine, CA (2005)
•.Longitudinal studies of Neurofeedback efficacy BSC Annual Meeting. Irvine, CA (2005)
• Current issues in Neurofeedback. Panel at the BSC, 31st annual conference, Irvine, CA (2005)
• ROSHI & pROSHI in a case of Chronic Pain. ROSHI Journal Vol. 3, No 1, pp 1-7 January (2006)
• Neurofeedback and Chronic Pain: Corticalization of Pain. ROSHI Journal Vol 3, No 3 March. Pp 1-12 (2006)
• Validation ROSHI with QEEG - Introduction to the Principles and Practices in NeuroNeuronal Rehabilitation. Workshop, 2nd Annual ROSHI Conference, San Diego, CA (2006)
• Adjunct Therapies for pROSHI: Brainmaster, Symmetron Motion Chair, Infrasound CHI machine, Priming CDs. Lecture, 2nd Annual ROSHI Conference, San Diego, CA (2006)
• “Longitudinal studies of Neurofeedback Efficacy”, (Poster) - Abstract in the Proceedings of the iSNR, Sept 7, Atlanta, GA (2006)
• “A first case of anxiety disorder treated with Neurofeedback in Romania”, presented at iSNR, Sept 7, Atlanta, GA
• “Evaluation of the NF training by using QEEG and HEG - a workshop”, presented at iSNR, Sept 7, Atlanta, GA (2006)
• “Neurofeedback and associated enhancing training modalities – a workshop”, presented at iSNR, Sept 7, Atlanta, GA (2006)
• “A first case of anxiety disorder treated with Neurofeedback in Romania”, presented at the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Biofeedback Society of California, San Francisco, Nov 3-5, CA
• “Evaluation of the NF training by using QEEG and HEG - a workshop”, presented at the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Biofeedback Society of California, San Francisco, Nov 3-5, CA (2006)
• Bio/Neurofeedback assessment and Progress Reports Writing Techniques, presented at the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Biofeedback Society of California, San Francisco, Nov 3-5, CA (2006)
Gilbert, C. and Grove, R. (moderator) (2006) Neurofeedback in Pain (a panel) presented at the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Biofeedback Society of California, San Francisco, Nov 3-5, CA
• Longitudinal studies of Neurofeedback Efficacy (keynote presentation) at the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Biofeedback Society of California, San Francisco, Nov 3-5, CA (2006)
• Real-time changes of EEG during the enhanced Neurofeedback by pROSHIs. Poster presented at BSC/iSNR conference, San Diego, CA (2007)
• Real-time changes of EEG during the enhanced Neurofeedback by pROSHIs. Psychotherapy Network Symposium, March 13-16, WDC (2008)
• Longitudinal studies of Neurofeedback Efficacy. Poster presented at the Psychotherapy Network Symposium, March 13-16, WDC (2008)
• “Real-time changes of EEG during the enhanced Neurofeedback by the Neurodynamic Activator™,” iSNR – preconference “Neurodynamic Activation Symposium”, San Antonio Texas (2008)
• “The Use and Advantages of using the pRoshi in individual therapy and in conjunction with Captain’s log,” iSNR – preconference “Neurodynamic Activation Symposium”, San Antonio Texas (2008)
• “Is the pROSHI a viable clinical tool for children with ADD and ADHD?” iSNR –preconference “Neurodynamic Activation symposium”, San Antonio Texas (2008)
• “Neurofeedback in Pain Management” Workshop presented at the iSNR conference, San Antonio, Texas (2008)
•, Hudspeth, W.J. and Dragomirescu, L.G. (2009) “Real-time Changes in Connectivities During Neurofeedback”. J of Neurotherapy, 13:156-165, Routhledge, Taylor & Francis Group
• “QEEG and symptoms guided NF” (workshop) presented at the AAPB annual meeting, San Diego, CA. (2010)
• “Emotional balance and peak performance in a PTSD case trained on the Symmetron”, presented at the AAPB annual meeting, San Diego, CA (2010)
• “The first case of Nystagmus and Amblyopia trained with NF in Romania” presented at the AAPB annual meeting, San Diego, CA (2010)
• Neurofeedback in Chronic Pain-workshop presented at the 36th Annual BSC conference, Berkeley, CA (2010)
Neurofeedback Specialist
Karen Miller
- Overview Dr. Karen Miller is an associate clinical professor and neuropsychologist at UCLA Medical Center. She is director of the UCLA Practicum Training Program and has received several awards, including the American Psychological Association - Blue Ribbon Award for Research (2012), UCLA Outstanding Housestaff Teaching Award (2011), the UCLA Semel Scholar Award (2008), and the UCLA Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award (2006).
In terms of her clinical work, Dr. Miller is the lead presenter for UCLA’s Brain Boot Camp program, clinical supervisor of the UCLA Memory Care program, and supervises dozens of Ph.D. graduate students on a yearly basis. In terms of research, she has been part of the memory and aging team at the UCLA Longevity Center for 18 years, focusing her career on early detection of Alzheimer’s disease, mild cognitive impairment, and memory training programs. In addition, Dr. Miller specializes in memory disorders for all ages, traumatic brain injury, learning disabilities, and ADHD evaluations. Dr. Miller recently served as the principal investigator for the Dakim clinical trials for computerized brain fitness, and has worked with the Erickson Foundation, OPICA, and UGADA in their pursuit for developing tools and education regarding memory disorders and cognitive enhancement. Finally, Dr. Miller has co-authored more than 40 scientific articles and 180 research abstracts. She is also the author of the book, The Estrogen-Depression-Connection, and co-authored the curriculum and workbook for The Memory Fitness Program. - Experience
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
- Health Sciences Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, Clinical Compensated Series, Step I, UCLA Semel Institute, Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, Division of Geriatric Psychiatry 2010-present
- Assistant Clinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, UCLA 2006–2010 Director, Neuro-cognitive Assessment and Psychological Services, Pasadena, CA 2003-present
- Director, Externship Training, Medical Psychology Assessment Center, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Semel Institute for Neuroscience & Human Behavior 2003-present
- Staff Psychologist, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Semel Institute for Neuroscience & Human Behavior 2000-present
- Training Coordinator, Clinical Neuropsychological Assessment, UCLA Longevity Center (formerly Memory and Aging Research Center), Semel Institute for Neuroscience & Human Behavior 2000-present
- Associate of Infinity Health Care, Los Angeles, CA 2003–2006
- Participant, Summer Research Institute in Geriatric Psychiatry: Grant Development NIMH & American Association of Geriatric Psychiatry’s 2003
- Clinical Faculty, Clerkship Training Program, Fuller Theological Seminary, School of Psychology, Pasadena, CA 2001-present
- Participant, Essentials of Clinical Investigation: Developing a Research Proposal,UCLA Medical Center & Neuropsychiatric Institute 2001
- Lecturer, Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, UCLA 2000–2006
- Clinical Faculty, Assessment Lab, Fuller Psychological, Family Services, Fuller Seminary, School of Psychology, Pasadena, CA 2000–2003
- Postdoctoral Training, Neuropsychiatric Institute/ UCLA Medical Center 1998–2000
- Pre-doctoral Psychology Intern, Neuropsychiatric Institute/UCLA Medical Center 1997–1998
- Extern, Veterans Administration Medical Center, West Los Angeles, CA Dual Diagnosis Unit, Geropsychiatry Unit, Mental Health Clinic 1996–2000
- Psychology Clerk, LA County Medical Center & University of Southern California, HIV/AIDS Clinic, Child/ Adolescent Outpatient Psychiatric Clinic 1995–1996
- Teaching Assistant, Clinical Gerontology, Graduate School of Psychology, Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CA 1995
- Practicum Clinical Trainee, Center For Aging Resources, Pasadena, CA 1994–1995
- Senior Psychometrician, Memory and Aging Research Center, Neuropsychiatric Institute/UCLA Medical Center 1994–2000
- Psychometrician, Western Collaborative Group Study- Cardiovascular Disease and Cognitive Performance in Older Adults, Stanford Research Institute and UCLA 1993–1994
- Practicum Clinical Trainee, Pacific Clinics, Pasadena, CA 1993–1994
- Student Clinician, Fuller Psychological Family Services, Pasadena, CA 1992–1993
- Research Assistant, Social Psychology, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 1990–1992
- Research Assistant, Infant Cognition, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 1990–1991
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
- “Mental Health Needs of Older Women” (Women and Aging: Depression, Menopause, Memory/Dementia) for the Women’s Mental Health XII series (PGY3 Core Curriculum for UCLA psychiatry residents). 2011-present
- Brain Fitness and Aging – 1 hour seminar for UCLA psychology pre-interns as part of their licensure readiness requirement 2009–2011
- “Brain Boot Camp at UCLA: Memory enhancement & maximizing your brain potential.” Three hour seminar presented bi-weekly for individuals with AAMI, MCI, or dementia within a small group setting. UCLA Medical Center 2008-present
- Neuropsychological Assessment, Cognition, Normal Aging, and Dementia. Series of Lectures for Psychiatry Residents & Geriatric Evaluation Clinic, UCLA Medical Center. 2007-present
- Risk Factors Associated with Early Cognitive Decline: Can we predict memory loss? Guest Lecture for Geriatric Psychiatry Grand Rounds, UCLA Medical Center. 2007
- Menopause: Hormone Replacement Therapy and Alternative Treatment Choices. Continuing Education Seminars, Inc. Los Angeles. CA. 2006
- Cognition and Normal Aging. Lecture for Geriatric Psychiatry Fellows, UCLA Medical Center. 2006-present
- Clinical Aspects of Memory. Continuing Education Seminars, Inc. Los Angeles. 2006
- Unlocking Secrets of the Aging Mind: Aging and Long-Term Care. Continuing Education Seminars, Inc. Los Angeles., Shell Beach, Beverly Hills, Irvine. CA. 2005–2006
- Aging and Long Term Care. UCLA Department of Psychology, Semel Institute for Neuroscience & Human Behavior 2004
- Mild Cognitive Impairment: Converting to Dementia. Guest Lecture for Geriatric Psychiatry Grand Rounds, UCLA Medical Center. 2004
- Estrogen, Cognition, and Mood. Lecture for Geriatric Psychiatry Fellows, UCLA Medical Center. 2004–2009
- Advanced Neuropsychological Assessment for Externs: Case Studies and Diagnostics, Medical Psychology Assessment Center, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Semel Institute for Neuroscience & Human Behavior 2003-present
- Introduction to Neuropsychological Assessment: Test Construction, Medical Psychology Assessment Center, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Semel Institute for Neuroscience & Human Behavior 2003–2008
- Clinical Aspects of Memory. CORTEXT: Continuing Education Seminars. 2003
- Memory Training for Older Adults, Memory and Aging Research Center, Semel Institute for Neuroscience & Human Behavior 2002–2005
- Psychological Assessment for Clerkship, Fuller Psychological & Family Services, Pasadena, CA 2001–2003
EXPERIENCE AS RESEARCH MENTOR
- Megan Gomez - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Research on cognitive functioning and aging. Currently extern at Long Beach VA in CA. 2011-present
- Daniel Martinez - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Research on multilingualism and cognition. Currently extern for UCLA Simms Mann. 2011-present
- Natalie Kaiser – Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Loma Linda University. Research on APOE–4, family history of AD, and risk for memory decline. Currently post-doctoral research fellow at West LA VA Hospital. 2010-present
- Ann Yeh - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Research on genetics and cognitive functioning. Currently extern at Downtown VA in CA. 2010-present
- Richelin Dye – Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Loma Linda University. Research on mood, subjective memory, and computerized memory training. Currently post-Ph.D. trainee at UCLA & private practice, Calabasas, CA. 2010-present
- Lisa Lu - Psy.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Research on genetics and memory functioning. Currently post-Ph.D. trainee at UCLA & private practice, Beverly Hills, CA. 2010–2011
- Joe Barsuglia - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Research on genetics and memory functioning; normative data for Buschke Selective Reminding Test. 2010-present
- Julia Lea – Psy.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Research on memory functioning and computerized memory training. Currently post-doctoral fellow in rehabilitation at Palo Alto VA. 2009–2011
- Ashley Curiel – Psy.D. candidate in psychology at Pepperdine. Research on genetics, chronic distress, and cognitive decline. Currently extern at UCLA. 2009-present
- Sapna Patel – Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Loma Linda University. Research on the impact of pomegranate on memory dysfunction after cardiac surgery. 2009–2010
- Charlie DeLeeuw - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Research on pre-clinical markers that predict decline from normal aging to MCI and AD. Currently post-doctoral fellow at Honolulu, VA Hospital. 2008–2009
- Karen Pollard – Psy.D. candidate in psychology at Univ. of La Verne. Research on chronic distress and pre-clinical makers for cognitive decline. Currently post-doctoral fellow, University of VA, Department of Neurology 2007–2010
- Lauren Lopez – Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Research on semantic fluency in those with MCI vs. AD. Currently geropsychology post-doctoral fellow, Palo Alto VA. 2008–2010
- Grace Lee - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Dissertation on estrogen replacement therapy, mood, and cognition. Currently research post-doctoral fellow, UCLA and ADRC. 2006–2009
- Jessica Moon - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Research on risk factors for Alzheimer’s Disease. Currently in private practice, Pasadena, CA. 2006–2008
- Jamie Bedics - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Research on language assessment in older adults. Currently Assistant Professor at Cal Lutheran Univ. 2005–2007
- Shadee Giurgius – UCLA undergraduate student. Research on semantic fluency in those with MCI vs. AD. Currently an applicant for medical school. 2005–2008
- Joy DeJong - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Asymmetry of cognitive profiles in those at risk for AD. 2004–2006
- Rob Brase - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Memory impairment in prion disease, GSS. 2004–2006
- Kristen Demertzis - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at UCLA; Research on verbal memory assessment. Currently a Neuropsychologist and Adjunct Professor. 2004–2006
- Charmaine Lowe, Ph.D. student at Fuller; dissertation on clinical hypothyroidism, mood, and cognition. Currently a Post-doctoral Fellow at the Naval Academy. 2005–2008
- Jena Kravitz – Psy.D. candidate at Pepperdine. Research on brain fitness and mild cognitive impairment. Currently a staff psychologist at Cedars Sinai and in private practice. 2004-present
- Kyle C. Bugg - Psy.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Dissertation on diabetes and a manual for treatment. Currently in private practice, Pasadena, CA. 2004–2006
- Tyler Story - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at UCLA. Research on validation of a new recognition memory task in older adults. Previously Assistant Clinical Professor at Duke University; currently in private industry for pharmaceuticals. 2004–2005
- Claudia Kernan - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at UCLA. Research on cognition in perimenopausal women. Currently in private practice, Calabasas, CA & research psychologist at UCLA. 2004–2005
- Bryan Goudelock - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Research on early, genetic based AD. Currently psychologist at Loma Linda VA. 2004–2005
- Candace Genest - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Dissertation on estrogen replacement therapy, mood, and cognition. Currently in private practice, Plano, TX. 2003–2007
- Tommy Parsons - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Research on cognition, mood, and hormones: thyroid and estrogen. Previously Post-doctoral Fellow at UNC; currently Assistant Research Professor at USC. 2002–2006
- Jeanne Kim - Ph.D. Research Associate at UCLA. Memory impairment in Prion disease, GSS; pre-clinical markers for AD and MCI; cognitive Training. Previously a staff psychologist at UCLA; currently a staff psychologist for Casa Colina in Pomona, CA. 2002–2011
- Scott Symington - Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Memory decline in those at risk for AD. Currently in private practice, Pasadena, CA. 2002–2004
- Aaron Lautenhizer- Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller. Test construction for verbal memory assessment. Currently in private practice, Vancouver, B.C. 2001–2004
- Steve Rogers- Ph.D. candidate in psychology at Fuller & post-doctoral Fellow at UCLA; Pre-clinical markers for cognitive decline in people at risk for AD. Currently a Professor at Westmont College. 2001–2008
EDITORIAL EXPERIENCE
- Reviewer for:
- Current Gerontology and Geriatrics Research 2011-present
- Gerontology 2009
- American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry 2008-present
- International Psychogeriatrics
- 2006
- Psychoneuroendocrinology 2004
- Female Patient Journal 2004
- International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry 2003-present
- Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 2002
- Education California License No. PSY16756 2000-present
Ph.D. - Fuller Seminary – Graduate School of Psychology (clinical psychology) 1992-1998
M.A. - Fuller Seminary – Graduate School of Psychology (clinical psychology) 1992-1996
M.A. - Fuller Seminary – Graduate School of Psychology (theology) 1992-1996
B.S. - University of Arizona (psychology with honors) 1988-1992 - Memberships International Neuropsychological Society 1997-present
National Academy of Neuropsychology 1996-present
California Psychological Association 1995-present
American Psychological Association 1994-present
Western Psychological Association. 1994-1998 - Committee Activities
- UCLA Externship Training UCLA Longevity Center UCLA - Undergraduate Gerontology​ & Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness (UGADA) 2011-present
- UCLA Medical Psychology Training Committee 2003-present
- UCLA Memory and Aging Research Center 1997–2011
- Ph.D. Dissertation Committee for Daniel Martinez, Clinical Psychology - Fuller 2011-present
- Ph.D. Dissertation Committee for Joe Barsuglia, Clinical Psychology - Fuller 2011-present
- Ph.D. Dissertation Committee for Sapna Patel, Clinical Psychology – Loma Linda 2009–2010
- Ph.D. Dissertation Committee for Lauren Lopez, Clinical Psychology - Fuller 2008–2010
- Ph.D. Dissertation Committee for Grace Lee, Clinical Psychology - Fuller 2006–2008
- Ph.D. Dissertation Committee for Charmaine Lowe, Clinical Psychology- Fuller 2005–2008
- Psy.D. Dissertation Committee for Kyle C. Bugg, Clinical Psychology - Fuller 2004–2006
- Ph.D. Dissertation Committee for Gently Johnson, Clinical Psychology – Fuller 2004–2006
- Ph.D. Dissertation Committee for Candace Genest, Clinical Psychology – Fuller 2003–2007
- Fuller Psychological and Family Services, Clinical Supervisors 2002–2003
Neuropsychologist
Dr. Paulette Saddler
- Overview Dr. Paulette Saddler focuses her private medical practice on treating the “whole” person. While battling breast cancer, she discovered first-hand the importance of incorporating holistic medicine with mainstream traditional internal medicine. As a practicing internist her keen medical insight gained a new perspective when she became a patient.
- Experience Dr. Saddler is a graduate of Wesleyan University in Connecticut and Howard University College of Medicine where she received an award for Humanism and Dedication to the Principals of the Family Practice Creed. Dr. Saddler was cited as Outstanding Senior Medical Student in Obstetrics and Gynecology. During her training she was Chief Resident at Howard University Hospital. She has been active for many years in her community and has received the Volunteer of Distinction award for Health in Los Angeles County from the Los Angeles Times. She has also received a Proclamation of Congress from the House of Representatives as Founding President of the Healthy Babies Alliance.
Dr. Saddler is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Family Medicine at the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California, and is a Fellow of The American College of Physicians.
Dr. Saddler was chosen by the Langham Hotel to provide acupuncture services for their guest. Dr. Saddler has appeared on local news and channels relating to acupuncture and has appeared on nationally televised broadcasts. - Locations Seifukujitsu Massage • Facial Acupuncture • Acupunture
(626) 405-1034
1437 San Marino Ave.
San Marino, CA 91108
Southern California Movement Disorder Specialists
65 N. Madison Avenue
Suite 410
Pasadena, CA 91101 - Testimonials Acupuncture Treatment
"I started acupuncture treatments with Dr. Saddler after completing chemo for a second breast cancer and while in my second week of twice-a-day radiation. I was experiencing neuropathy in my toes of both feet, pain in my legs, weight gain, general malaise, and was about to be very burnt from the radiation treatments. Besides the cancer-related problems, I also mentioned to Dr. Saddler that I continued to have tendonitis in my right thumb and bumps on my forehead associated with Rosacea. She immediately informed me that it would be difficult to cure the neuropathy and the tendonitis, but the acupuncture could help. I did relieve and reduce the pain! After my first treatment, the pain in my legs disappeared and has never returned! My energy level increased and I have not experienced the fatigue that I did after radiation treatments for my first breast cancer. One day, I arrived at her office immediately after having had a radiation treatment with my skin bright red. Dr. Saddler reminded an assistant that she wanted to have a picture taken; however, we started treatment before the picture was taken. After the treatment, we remembered that the picture had not been taken and when we looked at the area it was pink! In only 2 hours!"
Since this was the second time the same area had been radiated, my doctors were worried that my skin would start to "sluff off," opening up sores. However, Dr. Saddler provided me with an excellent medical barrier cream that, in combo with other creams that were healing the burn, closed up the sore overnight and continued to heal my skin as I used it throughout the rest of the treatment and healing process.
After having such good results with the burn, I also asked about the Rosacea on my forehead. She recommended another product that I used twice a day and continue to use. Within one week, one half of the bumps were gone!
Needless to say, I highly recommend Dr. Saddler and acupuncture as an adjunct treatment to help in restoring and maintaining your health. ~ Cindy
Acupunture
accupunctureI am a 26 year-old graduate student who has had severe tendonitis in my hands and wrists for about 5 years. My pain became so debilitating that it was difficult for me to complete assignments on the computer, open jars etc… I saw many doctors and specialists, and had months of physical therapy and nothing changed. Doctors told me there was not much else I could try except for surgery… I was very hesitant about having surgery at my age and decided to follow a friend’s advice and try acupuncture. As soon as I met Dr. Saddler I felt at ease and hopeful. She took her time to asses my problem and saw me as an individual, not just a patient. After starting treatment, I began to I look forward to my acupuncture sessions as they are very relaxing and offer a space and time to clear my mind. I am happy to say that I have seen amazing progress through acupuncture and no longer have to worry about constant pain from using the computer. I will be graduating in May and I feel great. Dr. Saddler and her amazing staff have helped me get better and avoid surgery. Thank you Dr. Saddler! ~ Kim
Facial Acupuncture
I am entirely impressed with Acupuncture Facial Rejuvenation. It's easy, non-invasive, relaxing, natural and gives incredible results. I have been through the whole series and the results are surprisingly long lasting - my cheek bones are much more noticeable and the skin around my mouth is lifted, my lips are plumper, the fine lines around my eyes have nearly disappeared and my skin tone has an overall
healthy tone and it is softer and more supple. Even after just the first few treatments I noticed major improvements. I love coming in for "maintenance" once in awhile and it seems my face responds quicker every time. Stacy is wonderful, so sweet, gentle and extremely knowledgeable. She takes time to talk about how my entire body and lifestyle effects my skin and she suggests ways I can implement
improvements. I wouldn't think of going to anyone else. I really look naturally gorgeous thanks to Stacy and her expertise of this natural, effective and ancient beauty treatment. ~ Kia K.
Seifukujitsu Massage
Tom has been able to do more for me in three sessions than a lot of other therapists could do in nearly a year. Thanks. ~ Del Weston
I suggest Tom and his services to all of my friends, he is the best! ~ Theresa Coscarelli
Our office is dedicated to providing individual assessments and caring consideration of your problems. All causes of treatment are designed to meet your needs. We assist and work with your existing medical and professional care team as a consultant as well as refer you to trusted professionals as needed. Our office will also work with you on the details of your concerns, such as ordering testing and surgery referrals as needed and expediting medical records and
consultation appointments.
We invite you to schedule a consultation appointment with our office and we hope that you will find our “Whole Person” approach to be a welcome change and addition to your medical and personal care. Please call us with any questions that you may have.
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