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“Emotional balance has been something I have been striving towards. As far back as I can remember anxiety and worry has been a way of life. Now with Rae's help, my life has begun to shift back into a more "normal" range. I am no longer dealing with the emotional highs and lows that I have had to live with. I am sure as I continue my sessions, my desire to manage my emotions and feel a sense of wellbeing will continue to emerge.”

-- Julia Kneeland

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About Rae Tattenbaum

Rae Tattenbaum, LCSW and psychotherapist is devoted to helping people reach their full potential through the use of Neurofeedback, Biofeedback and related self-mastery techniques. With over 12 years of experience, Rae is a recognized leader in the field of Neurofeedback and Biofeedback and the innovator of a ground-breaking methodology.

Rae’s six-part Program, Inner Act, combines multiple, highly effective traditional techniques, leading-edge Neurofeedback and Biofeedback technology and personalized coaching. Ms. Tattenbaum is the first in her field to develop a comprehensive and integrated approach, which has been proven to enhance performance in business, academics, athletics and the performing arts as well as increased mental balance, productivity and wellness for those with learning, attention and physical disabilities.

As a pioneer in using Neurofeedback and Biofeedback for enhanced performance, Tattenbaum is featured prominently in Jim Robbins’ book, “A Symphony in the Brain: The Evolution of the New Biofeedback”, and in “The Open-Focus Brain” by Les Fehmi, PhD and Jim Robbins.

Among her numerous achievements, Ms. Tattenbaum has been a recipient of the Nortel's President's Award for Excellence, and is an expert in Ericksonian Hypnosis and Neurofeedback. She travels internationally, speaking about her Program and teaching performance enhancement methods to adults, adolescents and children.

Rae has been featured nationally on WNPR’s “The Infinite Mind”. Among her clients are business professionals, elite athletes - including 2006 Winter Olympics competitors - and Broadway and Metropolitan Opera performers. Rae is currently the chairperson of the AAPB Optimal Functioning Section.

Rae earned her MSW from the Columbia University School of Social Work after receiving a BA in Advanced Study in Theatre Arts at Hofstra University.

Rae’s office is located in West Hartford, Connecticut. She serves clients in Connecticut, New York, and Boston. Out-of-area clients can begin their work in the Connecticut office and continue Neurofeedback training in their local area. Rae is also available for telephone consultations.