Dr. Fly has practiced individual, marital, and family therapy in Newport News since 1985. He is an approved supervisor for the AAMFT and a former Virginia Division President. He is a graduate of the US Military Academy at West Point and a retired Army Chaplain. He trains and supervises interns and residents in Neurofeedback for the BCIA and is certified in neurotherapy by the NBCB. He is an EEG Affiliate and has practiced NFB since 1998. He has conducted over 300 workshops and seminars in organizational development, stress management, and marriage and family life throughout the country.
Dr. David Fly is a licensed clinical psychologist holding a PhD in Clinical Psychology with a Concentration in Neuropsychology. He completed his undergraduate education at James Madison University, and masters and doctoral degrees at Fuller Theological Seminary. He provides psychological and neuropsychological assessments for a wide range of conditions, with specialization in medical conditions and trauma. He has proficiency in cognitive behavioral interventions for a multitude of conditions. He has completed both basic and advanced courses in neurofeedback, and has helped present at several neurofeedback training courses.
Kristen is a licensed marriage and family therapist who has worked in a range of clinical settings with parents, children, families, and individual adults since 2004. In addition to working with couples and individuals with a wide variety of issues, she has particular experience in supporting parents whose children experience emotional or behavioral symptoms, including Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, and attachment-related difficulties. Kristen completed her M.S.M.F.T. degree at Fuller Theological Seminary and is a current clinical member of AAMFT. She has completed multiple trainings in neurofeedback, and has provided neurofeedback for clients since 2010.
Dena is an experienced neurotherapy technician, having worked in this office for five years and received extensive training from EEG Spectrum, the EEG Institute, Brownback, Mason and Associates, Brainmaster and attending two ISNR conferences. She is also certified in the Listening Program. Dena has been an LPN since 1982, serving as an office manager and lab technician in a physician’s office for 12 years previously.
Dr. Lee initially practiced medicine as a cardiologist. Since retiring from that practice, he has practiced group and individual therapy for ten years, having received an MA in counseling psychology. He specializes in the treatment of individuals with sexual addiction and of those in relationship with sexual addicts. He uses Neurofeedback as an advised adjunct to his practice. He is BCIA certified and CSAT certified (certified sexual addiction therapist). He is author of the book Light in the Darkness: A Guide to Recovery.
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