Clinical responsibility for educational content.Neurofeedback and qEEG pages on this site are written or clinically reviewed to maintain cautious, evidence-informed language and clear scope-of-practice boundaries.
Clinical background
Dr. Courtney Dookie is a Registered Psychologist with more than 15 years of clinical experience. His work includes psychological and neuropsychological assessment and treatment planning across attention, executive function, trauma-related symptoms, mood and anxiety concerns.
How evidence is presented on this site
The neurofeedback literature differs substantially by condition, protocol and study design. Pages on this site distinguish stronger, promising, emerging and mixed evidence rather than presenting neurofeedback as a universal cure. Research summaries are educational and are not a substitute for individualized assessment or established treatment recommendations.
How qEEG is framed
qEEG is presented as one possible source of electrophysiological information within a broader clinical assessment. It is not described as a stand-alone diagnosis. When used, findings should be considered alongside symptoms, history, functioning, medication, sleep, medical factors and other relevant assessment data.