Our Team

Laura Mahony, LPC, BCN, QEEG-D is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Board Certified in Neurofeedback, and holds a Diplomate certification in qEEG brain mapping from the IQCB, one of the highest credentials available in this field.

Before becoming a clinician, Laura worked in reinsurance underwriting for a major life insurance company. Reinsurance handles the most atypical and complex cases in the industry, and the work trained her to read complex medical documentation across providers, finding the pattern that no single specialist sees when care is fragmented. She brings that same precision into her clinical work now.

She came to this work because she needed it herself.

She had done everything people told her to do. An hour and a half of meditation a day, regular exercise, years of therapy, more research than most people do in a lifetime. She understood herself well. And she was still anxious, still stuck, still not quite living as the person she knew she was. That did not make sense to her. She is someone who finds answers, and so she kept looking.

What she found was the brain. Understanding her own brainwaves made the pieces fall into place in a way nothing else had. For the first time she could see how she was wired, where her gifts lived, and where she was getting hung up, without pathologizing any of it. That clarity brought genuine happiness. Not the kind that comes from fixing yourself but the kind that comes from finally understanding yourself. She went from surviving her life to creating it.

That experience is inseparable from how she practices. Laura is neurodivergent, highly sensitive, and has lived experience with anxiety, complex trauma, depression, and menopause. Her lived experience is not a footnote to her clinical work. It is the foundation of it.

She thinks in brainwaves. She starts with the brain before she starts with anything else, because that is where the real picture tends to live. Her patients often describe their first session as the first time their experience has ever made sense. Not just a name for what is happening, but a real explanation of why, told in language they can actually feel and use.

Laura has been mentored by Jay Gunkelman, QEEG Diplomate and Chief Science Officer of Brain Science International, who has processed over 500,000 EEGs since 1972 and is recognized as one of the most widely respected figures in EEG and QEEG globally. She has also been shaped by other respected clinicians and researchers in the field. That depth of training shows up in every brain map she reads and every plan she builds.

She works with people across a wide range of presentations, from everyday anxiety, sleep difficulties, and ADHD to complex trauma, neurodivergence, medication sensitivity, and burnout. What they share is wanting to understand how they actually work, not just manage what is getting in the way.

Understanding yourself is not a side effect of this work. It is the whole point.

Erika was attracted to neurofeedback as a powerful way to help people reconnect with themselves, their bodies, and their nervous systems. She believes that everyone has the right to be well and live fully, and that healing shouldn’t involve suffering, shame, or force. She was especially interested in the brain-based and somatic approaches of neurofeedback that respect the brain’s natural ability to learn and grow.

With over eight years of experience in the mental health field, Erika offers a trauma-informed, humanistic, and strength-based approach in her work at LuxNeuro. Her background includes supporting children with autism as a Registered Behavioral Technician and working in community behavioral health as a researcher and program evaluator focused on enhancing individual and community well-being. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and training to become a certified Neurofeedback Clinician. 

At LuxNeuro, Erika appreciates the clinic’s compassionate, heart-led approach to care that incorporates the latest breakthroughs in neuroscience. She is dedicated to engaging with self-work and growth in a warm, accepting way, meeting clients where they are, and fostering meaningful, lasting change. She has seen powerful transformations in clients, such as feeling more present, embodied, and at home in themselves.

Jensen approaches neurofeedback as a way of coming home to yourself. A powerful tool for understanding how mind, body, and nervous system work together.

With a master’s degree in Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuropsychology and a bachelor’s in Biology and the Psychology of Mental Health, she brings both scientific depth and heartfelt curiosity to her work at LuxNeuro.

She’s passionate about helping clients see themselves more clearly by exploring how we function at both conscious and subconscious levels. Jensen is drawn to this work because it reflects LuxNeuro’s core belief: that real healing begins with awareness and connection.

A strong advocate for self-care, she naturally encourages clients to slow down, listen inward, and honor their own rhythms. Outside of the clinic, Jensen deepens her yoga practice and creates art, finding presence through movement, creativity, and self-expression.