Faith Dressel, B.A.

Neurofeedback Program Administrator & Technician 

Faith holds an undergraduate degree in psychology from Wilkes University, where her journey into neurofeedback began at their NeuroTraining and Research Center. Currently, she is in her final year of graduate studies in Mental Health Counseling at Montclair State University, gaining hands-on experience as she prepares for licensure.

Since 2017, Faith has been deeply involved in the neurofeedback field. For the last 2 years, she has worked closely with Dr. Goldberg and Leanne Hershkowitz. Under their mentorship, she has embraced the Attuned Arousal Model and seamlessly integrates it into her clinical practice. Passionate about continuous learning, Faith enjoys exploring literature in the mental health field, particularly in attachment, somatics, and neuroscience. Her dedication to helping others and expanding her knowledge makes her a warm and welcoming presence in the mental health community and at ANPNJ.

Outside the Office: Faith is a musician, enjoys all art forms, and loves spending time in nature.

Areas of Interest

  • Intergenerational Trauma
  • Early Developmental Trauma
  • Women's Issues
  • Parenting and Attachment
  • Adoption Triad
  • Early Childhood Development
  • Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity 
  • Older Adulthood

Education

  • Expected in May 2025 - MA in Counseling, with a concentration in Clinical Mental Health from Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ
  • MBA in Innovation and Entrepreneurship from Felician University, Rutherford, NJ
  • BA in Psychology from Wilkes University, Wilkes-Barre, PA

Professional Association Memberships

  • American Counseling Association
  • Chi Sigma Iota

Presentations

  • Poster Presentation, 2017 Eastern Psychological Association Conference, Boston MA, The Stress of Responsibility: Activism Mediates Relationship Between Feminism and Stress 
  • Poster Presentation, 2018 Eastern Psychological Association Conference, Philadelphia PA, The Effects of Meditation on Temperature and Electrodermal Response