Since first coined in 2014, “neurcounseling” has been a rapidly growing, evidence-based approach that bridges concepts of neuroscience with traditional talk therapy to promote an understanding of the brain’s structure and function as it relates to thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. This presentation will provide participants with a processing model showing how counselors can screen and assess a client’s neurobiological needs, which can then be addressed by the incorporation of neurocounseling.
