About the Presenter

Mary Ammerman earned her undergraduate degrees in English and Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and her doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University.  Both her graduate school training and her professional work experiences have granted her abundant opportunities to work with people from diverse backgrounds and a wide range of problems.  She uses a combination of mindfulness cognitive skills training, EEG brainwave biofeedback, applied neuroscience, warmth, and humor in her practice.  She believes that each individual possesses both the power and the ability to heal him or herself.  

Dr. Ammerman is highly experienced working with people who want to overcome addictions, as well as with individuals who struggle with anxiety, depression, difficulty regulating their moods, and relationship issues.  What she enjoys most is helping people transcend self-limiting fears to enhance the quality of their lives and fulfill their potential.  To help in these endeavors, she specializes in a variety of EEG brainwave biofeedback modalities and leads mindfulness meditation classes at CAHP.  Dr. Ammerman also supervises other neurofeedback professionals and constantly seeks training to expand her own skills.