Dr. Horst H. Mueller, RPsych, CRHSP, FBCIA-EEG, FPPR

I am Dr. Horst Mueller, Director of Edmonton Neurotherapy. I am an Alberta-registered psychologist (Alberta College of Psychologists Practice Permit #1290) with special interests and extensive experience in clinical and health psychology and applied psychophysiology and biofeedback. I have attained board-certification in both biofeedback and psychopharmacology and have over 35 years of experience working as a clinical psychologist in psychiatric, general and rehabilitation hospital settings; community mental health clinics; and in private practice treating both children and adults. I have been treating patients with biofeedback since 1978 and with neurofeeback and brain stimulation techniques since 1995. I also have extensive experience working with persons suffering from chronic pain conditions.

I am currently listed with the Canadian Register of Health Service Psychologists (CRHSP) and I am a Diplomate-Fellow of the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance (BCIA), the International College of Prescribing Psychologists (ICPP), and the Prescribing Psychologists' Register (PPR).

I am also affiliated with a number of voluntary professional associations and societies, including the Psychologists’ Association of Alberta (PAA), the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA), the Canadian Pain Society (CPS), the Pain Society of Alberta (PSA), the Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback (AAPB), the International Society for Neurofeedback and Research (ISNR), and the Multidisciplinary Association for the Study of Cranio-Cervical Pain (MASCCP). In the past, I have been President of the Psychologists' Society of Saskatchewan, the College of Alberta Psychologists, and the Pain Society of Alberta and and have sat on the Board of Directors of all these organizations as well as the Psychologists' Association of Alberta and the Canadian Register of Health Service Psychologists. I currently hold the positions of President of ACTION West for NeP, Treasurer of the Multidisciplinary Association for the Study of Cranio-Cervical Pain, and Director on the Board of Directors of the Psychologists' Association of Alberta. I am also the Editor-in-Chief of the Pain Society of Alberta's newsletter.

My treatment approach is primarily cognitive-behavioural and psychoneurophysiological, emphasizing the complex interconnectedness of mind and body. I specialize in combining cognitive and behavioural psychotherapies with biofeedback and neurotherapies to treat stress-related medical conditions and the psychological and neurophysiological factors that may initiate, aggravate or maintain many chronic physical conditions, including chronic pain. 

I am currently the only registered psychologist in Edmonton with BCIA diplomate certification in EEG neurofeedback offering neurotherapies for such brain-based disorders as attention-deficit disorder, autistic spectrum disorders, brain injury related cognitive dysfunction, dystonias, chronic pain, depression, anxiety disorders and insomnia.

All services are by appointment only. Physician referral is not required. My services are not covered by Alberta Health Insurance but may be partially or fully reimbursable as a psychology benefit under many employer or privately funded extended health care insurance policies. I offer prospective patients a brief initial consultation at no charge (30 minutes maximum).     

 

Dylan Lampman, BSc

Dylan received his Honours degree in Psychology from the University of Alberta and has been working in applied mental health settings since 1996, as a mental health support staff, clinician, and researcher. He particularly enjoys working with youth and has extensive experience with children and adolescents. He has a long-standing interest in biofeedback, neurofeedback, and brain stimulation interventions for a variety of conditions, particularly ADHD, anxiety, and affective disorders.

Dylan obtained his formal instruction and training in biofeedback from EEG Spectrum International and has been involved in providing clinical neurotherapy since 2001. He has attended numerous seminars and training workshops in neurofeedback and EEG/QEEG analysis presented by many of the leaders in the field, including Siegfried and Susan Othmer, Joel Lubar, Jay Gunkelman, Leslie Sherlin, and David Siever.

Dylan is also currently a collaborator on two local research projects investigating the use of neurofeedback therapy with child and adolescent populations at the Misericordia Community Hospital in west Edmonton (partner organizations include the University of Alberta, Alberta Health Services, Covenant Health, and CASA Child, Adolescent, and Family Health). He has also presented research on neurofeedback at several academic conferences including the International Society for Neurofeedback and Research, Covenant Health Research Day, and the Canadian Mental Health Research Showcase.