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Where Science Meets Compassion at North Idaho Neurotherapy
At North Idaho Neurotherapy, we are dedicated to pioneering a holistic approach to mental wellness that seamlessly blends compassionate care with rigorous scientific methodology. Our clinic embodies a philosophy where every treatment plan is tailored to the individual’s unique needs, ensuring that our therapy addresses not just symptoms but the whole person—mind, body, and spirit.
By integrating the latest advancements in neurotherapy with time-honored therapeutic practices, we provide our clients a comprehensive healing experience. Our team of licensed therapists and certified neurofeedback specialists are committed to creating a supportive and understanding environment, empowering you to achieve optimal mental health and well-being. At North Idaho Neurotherapy, we believe in nurturing resilience, restoring balance, and enhancing personal growth through innovative, evidence-based solutions.
Meet Our Dedicated Experts
Dr. Linda Larson
Ph.D., LMFT, BCN
Dr. Linda Larson is the founder of North Idaho Neurotherapy, where she combines her deep expertise in psychological health, wellness, and mind-body physiology to offer cutting-edge neurotherapeutic treatments. A licensed marriage and family therapist, Dr. Larson is also board-certified in neurofeedback through the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance (BCIA). She earned her Ph.D. from Idaho State University, focusing on Neurotherapy for her groundbreaking dissertation, and holds a Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Whitworth University.
With over 20 years of experience working with individuals, couples, and families, including those referred by courts, Dr. Larson brings a rich background to her practice. Her certifications include Critical Incident Stress Management, which she utilizes to support first responders dealing with trauma, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), and the Gottman Method for couples therapy, enhancing her ability to address a wide range of psychological issues.
Dr. Larson’s passion for Neurotherapy was ignited when her daughter suffered a traumatic brain injury during an equestrian event. This personal experience has deeply influenced her approach, blending empathy with scientific rigor to support healing and recovery.
Outside of her professional life, Dr. Larson is an avid adventurer and fitness enthusiast, enjoying hiking, biking, kayaking, and swimming. She also cherishes her time as a private pilot, finding joy and freedom in the skies. These pursuits reflect her belief in living life to the fullest, a philosophy that infuses her therapeutic approach with vibrancy and hope.
“There is nothing more exhilarating than helping people heal themselves and gain control of their brains.” – Margaret Ayers
John DeWig
Director of Neurophysiology
“Where there once was the illusion of control, there is now only hope.”
John DeWig, MS, a dedicated Associate Marriage and Family Therapist on the path to licensure in Idaho. With a deep-seated commitment to fostering hope and resilience in his clients, John brings over 15 years of diverse experience to his practice.
John skillfully integrates talk therapy with advanced neurotherapy techniques, employing a holistic approach that caters to individuals, couples, and families. His unique background in computer science has been pivotal in his development as a neurofeedback and biofeedback technician, enhancing his ability to apply these technologies effectively in therapeutic settings.
John’s academic journey includes a Bachelor’s in Computer Science, which initially steered him towards technology and analytical thinking. This technical expertise beautifully complements his subsequent training in Marriage and Family Therapy, providing a robust foundation for his innovative therapeutic strategies.
Outside the therapy room, John is an ardent practitioner of mindfulness and physical well-being. He finds solace and balance in meditation, disc golf, tai chi, and cycling—activities that not only keep him grounded but also enrich his therapeutic approach. John is excited to explore and contribute to the vibrant community around him, eager to learn from its beauty and diversity.
John’s philosophy centers around the transformative power of hope—moving beyond the illusion of control to embrace the possibilities that therapy can bring to his clients’ lives. His holistic, forward-thinking approach ensures that each client he works with receives compassionate, comprehensive care tailored to their unique needs and life experiences.
Charis Uzabel
Administrative Assistant
Charis Uzabel holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Early Childhood Education from James Madison University.
After several years of teaching second and third grade, Charis transitioned to becoming a stay-at-home mom while remaining actively engaged in the school system as a volunteer. She worked with the Pend Oreille Arts Council in the Kaleidoscope Art in-class instruction program as well as the Washington Elementary PTA. Charis also contributed to her community through various
organizations. She joined the production crews of Sandpoint Onstage and Growing Dream Productions children’s theater companies and worked with her local church and food bank. Charis
was employed part-time at Nieman’s Floral and Northwest Handmade Art and Furniture Gallery.
Recently, Charis re-entered the full-time workforce in Sandpoint, where she discovered North Idaho Neurotherapy (NIN). Intrigued by the hope and possibilities that Neurotherapy offers, she joined
NIN and has since witnessed firsthand the transformative impact of healing on clients’ minds and spirits. Her administrative and client support work at the clinic has given her the privilege of being part of these remarkable journeys.
In addition to her role at NIN, Charis serves as the Events Coordinator at the Music Conservatory of Sandpoint, where she has also been Board Secretary for several years. She independently contracts for the coordination of private and community events.
Outside of her professional life, Charis enjoys reading, creative writing, attending theatrical performances with friends, and indulging in serious evaluations of chocolate varieties.
Dr. Linda Larson
Ph.D., LMFT, BCN
Dr. Linda Larson is the founder of North Idaho Neurotherapy, where she combines her deep expertise in psychological health, wellness, and mind-body physiology to offer cutting-edge neurotherapeutic treatments. A licensed marriage and family therapist, Dr. Larson is also board-certified in neurofeedback through the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance (BCIA). She earned her Ph.D. from Idaho State University, focusing on Neurotherapy for her groundbreaking dissertation, and holds a Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Whitworth University.
With over 20 years of experience working with individuals, couples, and families, including those referred by courts, Dr. Larson brings a rich background to her practice. Her certifications include Critical
Incident Stress Management, which she utilizes to support first responders dealing with trauma, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), and the Gottman Method for couples therapy, enhancing her ability to address a wide range of psychological issues.
Dr. Larson’s passion for Neurotherapy was ignited when her daughter suffered a traumatic brain injury during an equestrian event. This personal experience has deeply influenced her approach, blending empathy with scientific rigor to support healing and recovery.
Outside of her professional life, Dr. Larson is an avid adventurer and fitness enthusiast, enjoying hiking, biking, kayaking, and swimming. She also cherishes her time as a private pilot, finding joy and freedom in the skies. These pursuits reflect her belief in living life to the fullest, a philosophy that infuses her therapeutic approach with vibrancy and hope.
“There is nothing more exhilarating than helping people heal themselves and gain control of their brains.” – Margaret Ayers
John DeWig
Director of Neurophysiology
“Where there once was the illusion of control, there is now only hope.”
John DeWig, MS, a dedicated Associate Marriage and Family Therapist on the path to licensure in Idaho. With a deep-seated commitment to fostering hope and resilience in his clients, John brings over 15 years of diverse experience to his practice.
John skillfully integrates talk therapy with advanced neurotherapy techniques, employing a holistic approach that caters to individuals, couples, and families. His unique background in computer science has been pivotal in his development as a neurofeedback and biofeedback technician, enhancing his ability to apply these technologies effectively in therapeutic settings.
John’s academic journey includes a Bachelor’s in Computer Science, which initially steered him towards technology and analytical thinking. This technical expertise beautifully complements his subsequent training in Marriage and Family Therapy, providing a robust foundation for his innovative therapeutic strategies.
Outside the therapy room, John is an ardent practitioner of mindfulness and physical well-being. He finds solace and balance in meditation, disc golf, tai chi, and cycling—activities that not only keep him grounded but also enrich his therapeutic approach. John is excited to explore and contribute to the vibrant community around him, eager to learn from its beauty and diversity.
John’s philosophy centers around the transformative power of hope—moving beyond the illusion of control to embrace the possibilities that therapy can bring to his clients’ lives. His holistic, forward-thinking approach ensures that each client he works with receives compassionate, comprehensive care tailored to their unique needs and life experiences.
Charis Uzabel
Administrative Assistant
Charis Uzabel holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Early Childhood Education from James Madison University.
After several years of teaching second and third grade, Charis transitioned to becoming a stay-at-home mom while remaining actively engaged in the school system as a volunteer. She worked with the Pend Oreille Arts Council in the Kaleidoscope Art in-class instruction program as well as the Washington Elementary PTA. Charis also contributed to her community through various organizations. She joined the production crews of Sandpoint Onstage and Growing Dream Productions children’s theater companies and worked with her local church and food bank. Charis was employed part-time at Nieman’s Floral and Northwest Handmade Art and Furniture Gallery.
Recently, Charis re-entered the full-time workforce in Sandpoint, where she discovered North Idaho Neurotherapy (NIN). Intrigued by the hope and possibilities that Neurotherapy offers, she joined NIN and has since witnessed
firsthand the transformative impact of healing on clients’ minds and spirits. Her administrative and client support work at the clinic has given her the privilege of being part of these remarkable journeys.
In addition to her role at NIN, Charis serves as the Events Coordinator at the Music Conservatory of Sandpoint, where she has also been Board Secretary for several years. She independently contracts for the coordination of private and community events.
Outside of her professional life, Charis enjoys reading, creative writing, attending theatrical performances with friends, and indulging in serious evaluations of chocolate varieties.
Press Highlights
The Tim Project
The Bonner County Daily Bee covers Tim’s story. This heartfelt story details how North Idaho Neurotherapy uses advanced neurotherapy techniques, including QEEG and neuromodulation, to offer hope and change lives for those struggling with addiction.
A Unique Path To Healing
The Bonner County Daily Bee covers how our non-invasive QEEG brain maps and advanced neurostimulation techniques to customize care and significantly improve the lives of individuals struggling with various neurological and emotional challenges.
Helping Heal Brains and Lives
Tune in as our very own Dr. Linda Larson joins the “Lead Your Life” podcast with Debbie Heiser to delve into her personal journey that led her to neurotherapy and professional expertise.
Our Clinic welcomes John DeWig
John DeWig, MS, a seasoned neurotherapy and talk therapy clinician, to our team. His expertise in treating brain disorders like traumatic brain injuries, ADD, anxiety, and addiction strengthens our clinic’s innovative, non-invasive treatment methods.
The Tim Project
The Bonner County Daily Bee covers Tim’s story. This heartfelt story details how North Idaho Neurotherapy uses advanced neurotherapy techniques, including QEEG and neuromodulation, to offer hope and change lives for those struggling with addiction.
A Unique Path To Healing
The Bonner County Daily Bee covers how our non-invasive QEEG brain maps and advanced neurostimulation techniques to customize care and significantly improve the lives of individuals struggling with various neurological and emotional challenges.
Helping Heal Brains and Lives
Tune in as our very own Dr. Linda Larson joins the “Lead Your Life” podcast with Debbie Heiser to delve into her personal journey that led her to neurotherapy and professional expertise.
Our Clinic welcomes John DeWig
John DeWig, MS, a seasoned neurotherapy and talk therapy clinician, to our team. His expertise in treating brain disorders like traumatic brain injuries, ADD, anxiety, and addiction strengthens our clinic’s innovative, non-invasive treatment methods.