Curtis Schindeler

At the forefront of trauma resolution and anxiety treatment, Dr. Curtis Schindeler brings a powerful blend of innovative techniques and unwavering commitment to his practice. As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), Neurotherapist, Certified Hypnotherapist (C.Ht.), and holder of a PhD, Dr. Schindeler has dedicated his career to addressing the complex challenges posed by trauma and its far-reaching effects.

Dr. Schindeler's approach is rooted in the understanding that trauma, in its many forms, can profoundly impact an individual's life. He recognizes that whether stemming from a single horrific incident or ongoing abuse, trauma can manifest differently in each person. This insight drives his personalized treatment strategies, which are designed to address the unique needs of each client.

At the heart of Dr. Schindeler's practice is the use of neurofeedback, a cutting-edge technique that has shown remarkable efficacy in trauma resolution. This non-invasive method allows clients to retrain their brains, effectively alleviating symptoms associated with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and other trauma-related conditions. Complementing this, Dr. Schindeler employs a variety of other evidence-based modalities, ensuring a comprehensive approach to healing.

What sets Dr. Schindeler apart is not just his extensive training and expertise, but his bold commitment to results. In a field where outcomes can be uncertain, he stands behind his methods with a guarantee of service - a testament to his confidence in the transformative power of his approach. This assurance speaks volumes about his dedication to his clients' well-being and the efficacy of his treatments.

For those grappling with the debilitating effects of anxiety, Dr. Schindeler offers a beacon of hope. His methods have proven highly effective in helping clients manage and overcome anxiety, with success rates reaching up to 95% for those seeking to live anxiety-free without reliance on medication. This remarkable achievement underscores the potential of his integrative approach to mental health care.