Leslie Sherlin, PhD completed his undergraduate degree and first years of graduate school from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville where he became interested and exposed to quantitative electroencephalography and psychophysiology regulation. For 5 years he was a research assistant working in the Brain Research and Neuropsychology laboratory as a student of Joel Lubar, PhD, a pioneer in neurofeedback. He has the degrees of BA in Psychology, MS in Clinical Psychology and PhD in Psychology.   While still an undergraduate he was able to acquire training in Low Resolution Electromagnetic Tomography (LORETA), an imaging technique for localizing electrical activity of the brain, directly from the developer in Zurich, Switzerland. 

Following these experiences he co-founded the company Nova Tech EEG, Inc, a company that provides training, evaluation services and equipment/software for quantitative EEG analysis and imaging. Following the first years of primarily research in QEEG and LORETA, he then began practicing QEEG analysis and neurofeedback clinically and has been involved in client care since 2002 while continuing to pursue research projects in the field of QEEG and psychophysiology.

Dr. Sherlin is currently employed as the Chief Science Officer and Executive Vice President of Research and Development for Neurotopia, Inc.  Additionally, after being the president for ten years, he remains the Chief Executive Officer of Nova Tech EEG, Inc.

Dr. Sherlin has the academic appointments and is employed as adjunct associate professor in the department of mind-body medicine at Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine; faculty in the department of psychology at the University of Phoenix main campus; adjunct faculty in the department of psychology at Northern Arizona University; and clinical faculty at Southwest Naturopathic Medical Center.

Finally, he has served on the board of directors for both the International Society for Neurofeedback and Research and the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance in a number of elected positions. He is on the editorial board of the Journal of Neurotherapy: Investigations in Neuromodulation, Neurofeedback and Applied Neuroscience. He is certified at the Diplomat level in QEEG and is BCIA Board Certified both in Biofeedback and Neurofeedback.

Dr. Mary Rondeau, is trained as a doctor of naturopathic medicine and registered herbalist practicing at the Wholeness Center in Fort Collins, Colorado. Together she works with a collaborative team of physicians and mental health practitioners who provide a wide range of services including psychiatry, psychotherapy, neurofeedback, biomedical interventions, naturopathic medicine and nutrition.  She graduated from Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe, Arizona.  She has extensive experience working with special diets and food sensitivities/allergies.  She provides biomedical nutritional assessments which aim to both alleviate allergies and prevent the recurrence of illness by addressing the underlying cause.

She maintains an open, family practice focused on preventative medicine and overcoming chronic illness.  She has special interest in environmental and food allergies, mental health, asthma, women’s health, digestive disorders,pre-pregnancy health, weight concerns and autoimmune disorders. Her specialty training in nutritional medicine, herbal medicine, and cooking gives her a unique perspective on food with additional specialty training on medical diets including gluten free, gluten free/casein free, yeast free, specific carbohydrate diet, allergy-free cooking and Ayurvedic cooking which teaches how to energetically balance meals for optimal health.