Welcome to Neuromod Labs
I help people rebuild their lives — whether they’re navigating cancer survivorship or working through personal, relational, or emotional challenges.
One part of my work focuses on helping cancer survivors rebuild their cognitive, emotional, and physical lives after treatment. I bring the latest neuroscience and technology to survivors because people deserve help now, not years from now. I also bring my therapeutic training because change happens in the context of safety, connection, and understanding. When it’s helpful, we can integrate these approaches, using neuromodulation, psychotherapy, or both to support your goals with clarity and meaningful change.
The other part of my work is my clinical practice supporting individuals, couples, and families through personal and relational challenges. What connects them is my belief that healing is both scientific and deeply human.
WHAT MAKES THIS PRACTICE DIFFERENT?
Care that’s both research‑driven and deeply personal.
Most clinics offer either psychotherapy or technology‑based treatments — rarely both, and almost never in an integrated way. My practice is built on the belief that people heal best when science and human connection work together.
I bring my own research from 16 years at MD Anderson Cancer Centre of treating over 550 survivors treated for chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy directly into care. The practice offers a level of specialization rarely found outside major cancer centers. This means you receive approaches that often take years to reach standard clinical settings. When appropriate, we combine neuromodulation and psychotherapy within the same session to support mood, focus, regulation, and long‑term change. Therapy can also stand alone — but you have access to tools most clinics don’t offer.
You receive care that is evidence‑based, relational, and tailored to your goals — not a one‑size‑fits‑all model.
CANCER SURVIVORSHIP CARE
Support for life after treatment — science‑driven, patient‑centered, and practical.
Cancer may be behind you, but its effects often aren’t. Survivorship care focuses on the cognitive, emotional, and physical challenges that can linger long after treatment ends — including chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN), “chemo brain,” sleep disruption, and stress.
I bring forward the newest neuroscience and my own research findings — including biomarkers for treatment‑related symptoms, protocol design, and individualized treatment planning — to help you regain clarity, comfort, and confidence years before these tools typically reach standard care.
Neuromodulation can be integrated to support nerve recovery, pain modulation, attention, memory, mood, and overall regulation. Everything is tailored to your goals and paced in a way that feels manageable and supportive.
Common areas of focus:
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Neuropathy (tingling, burning, numbness, balance changes)
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Cancer‑ or treatment‑related pain
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Cognitive changes (“chemo brain”)
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Emotional recovery and anxiety after treatment
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Sleep, fatigue, and stress regulation
What Should You Expect?
1. Free consultation
2. Assessment
3. Personalized Therapy
4. Ongoing Support
Led by clinicians and researchers, we explain everything in plain language and guide you step by step. Our team studied over 550 survivors at a major cancer center in Houston—and now brings that knowledge directly to you - Neuromod Labs Team
Why Was Neuromod Labs Founded?
Advances in neuroscience are moving faster than ever, discovering new ways to ease the symptoms that affect millions of people living with the effects of cancer and other medical conditions. My lab was the first in the nation to bring neurofeedback technology to cancer survivorship. We have discovered neurofeedback therapies that show clear benefits for cancer survivors—reducing neuropathy, pain, fatigue, cognitive fog, and other treatment‑related symptoms.
However, scientific progress alone is not enough. Despite strong evidence supporting these therapies, most patients wait years—sometimes decades—before they become part of routine care. This delay is especially challenging for cancer survivors, who frequently live with persistent symptoms long after treatment ends.
Our Initiative was created to change that timeline. We bring together scientific discovery, clinical innovation, and real‑world implementation to ensure that proven neurofeedback therapies reach the individuals, families, and communities who need them most.
Content reviewed by: Dr Sarah Prinsloo, PhD
Last Updated: 14 October 2026