Brain Therapy Centre

Welcome to Brain Therapy Centre

Brain Therapy Centre is a psychology practice in Adelaide, South Australia.

Brain Therapy Centre was founded by psychologists Dr Tim Hill and Michelle Gorgula to continue providing psychological services, including neurofeedback. We offer therapy for anxiety, depression, ADHD and trauma among many other services. Our psychologists work with both children and and adults, providing both assessment and psychological therapy.

For clients seeking psychological therapy including those with an NDIS plan, we have appointments currently available.

Psychology

We offer a broad range of general psychological services, including counselling, psychotherapy and assessment.

We use up-to-date, evidence-based treatments for psychological disorders including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and mindfulness. We work with clients of all ages and backgrounds, including children and older adults, and are also accommodating of clients with special needs. We take pride in providing individualised treatment for every single client.

Our psychologists are not only qualified and experienced, but also friendly and accepting. Each psychologist has their own areas of interest, and we aim to match each client with the most suitable psychologist. Please see our psychologist’s biographies for more information about their interests and experience. Medicare rebates are available for psychological services by clients with a referral from a GP. Please note however that neurofeedback sessions and QEEG assessments are not covered by Medicare. Some private health funds also provide rebates for psychological services, depending on the fund and level of cover.

Neurotherapy

Brain Therapy Centre specialises in the assessment and treatment of brain function.

Neurotherapy (or neurofeedback therapy) involves measuring and training the electrical signals generated by the neurons (nerve cells) of the brain. These signals, called EEG, are related to the degree of activation of different brain regions, and show how effectively the different parts of the brain are operating.

Who Can Benefit From Neurotherapy?

Neurotherapy can be used to improve a wide variety of symptoms in people of all ages. Neurotherapy can help improve anxiety, depression, stress, attention, insomnia, chronic pain, stress, headaches and trauma.

Neurotherapy can also improve functioning in people with developmental disorders such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, learning problems, and intellectual disabilities. Neurotherapy can also be used to improve the peak performance of musicians, executives, and athletes.