we are located in Aspen, Colorado and Santa Monica, California.
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MEET THE Team
HUNTER HILL Founder BRAIN MAPPING (QEEG) & NEUROCLINICIAN ABOUT HUNTER
Hunter Hill brings a unique blend of athletic prowess, scientific expertise, and business acumen to his role as CEO at Aspen Neuro. After carving his way through the competitive snowboarding scene for a decade, Hunter traded his board for a lab coat, earning his neuroscience degree from the University of Vermont. Hunter's passion for optimizing human potential extends far beyond the slopes. He is captivated by the intersection of business development, biotech, and neuroscience, and driven by a desire to empower individuals to reach their peak performance. Hunter leverages his strategic thinking, collaborative spirit, and deep understanding of human potential to drive growth and innovation. |
DR. MANUEL HALTER QEEG DIPLOMATE MENTOR BRAIN MAPPING (QEEG) INTERPRETATION About Dr. HALTER
Manuel Halter, since the Fall of 2019, has been a Senior Research Scientist for West Virginia University, Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute. Before that he worked as the Cognitive Performance Specialist for the Preservation of The Force and Families (POTFF) program of the US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). He is a registered psychotherapist in the State of Colorado. Mr. Halter holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Business Psychology with an emphasis on talent performance development, Doctor of Jurisprudence, a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, a Master of Arts in Developmental Psychology/Lifespan Development. He is BCIA Certified in Neurofeedback (BCN). He is also a Board Certified quantified Encephalography-Diplomate (qEEG-D). Mr. Halter has extensive experience training and optimizing performance of foreign and domestic military and law enforcement forces, and other high-risk groups. He is currently involved in researching and implementing a comprehensive wellness model to address the pressures that Special Operations Forces (SOF) and their families are facing, on a daily basis. Mr. Halter also has over 6800 hours of experience using quantitative electroencephalogram-guided neurofeedback (qEEG-guided NFB) for performance optimization training and clinical training. Mr. Halter is actively involved in research, teaching, and advising members of the Special Operations Command. He is actively involved in promoting brain-based education in the local community and schools via workshops and seminars for students, staff, faculty, and administrators. Moreover, he has taught graduate and undergraduate course in statistics and psychology as an adjunct professor at Texas Tech University. Mr. Halter is a member of the Special Forces Association. 
Dr. LINDA WALKER, PH.D., LPC, BCN, BCB qEEG Diplomate MENTOR BRAIN MAPPING (QEEG) INTERPRETATION About Dr. Linda Walker
Dr. Walker is considered an international expert in neurotherapy. She has more than 20 years experience evaluating QEEGs and providing neurofeedback. Dr. Walker really swayed Dr. Jones to begin a full practice of neurofeedback after sharing about many cases of significant improvements in olympic athletes, curing seizures, treating ADHD symptoms without drugs, and more incredible stories of the power of the brain. She advises Dr. Jones in QEEG interpretation and complex cases. Her story: "From the time I emerged from college (the first time), prepared for a career in journalism, I felt driven to find ways to be part of the solution to the challenges I saw in the world. Not quite satisfied with what I contributed as a writer, I pursued a master’s degree in human relations and counseling through University of Oklahoma and began my career as a helping professional in the mid 1990s. I later added post graduate certificates in addiction studies and school counseling, and a doctorate in psychology with an emphasis in psychophysiology from Saybrook University. In my early work, I helped adults who had developmental disabilities find ways to live independently and experience life to their fullest. Since then, I’ve had the privilege to work with people from diverse backgrounds and circumstances seeking to find their balance, wellbeing and optimal function. Along the journey, I’ve spent time working in community mental health, juvenile justice, private practice and corporate health. I added neurofeedback and biofeedback to my practice in my work within a residential treatment facility for juvenile delinquents in 2000. Assessment using qEEG came a short time thereafter. As a counselor, I was seeing young adults who had one last chance at remediation. They had trauma, mental health and behavioral conditions, learning disorders, substance use problems, post concussive incidents and toxic chemical exposures — and usually all rolled up into a single young person! They had tried practically every medication and therapy in the book. I began to question what more I could offer these young men and women to help them toward a better future. That answer came in the form of neurofeedback and biofeedback. With a structured curriculum integrated into the residential treatment program, the number of restraint interventions decreased, medication need decreased and kids began reporting they made honor role in school — the first time for most of them. The program was documenting these changes and tracking data. Sadly the economic downturn spelled an end to the program in 2010. Having witnessed the power of psychophysiological therapies to effect change in those I helped, I moved forward professionally within my own private practice. The past decade has indeed been busy! I continued seeing children with challenges. In addition, I began to see adults and children with chronic disorders, such as pain and epilepsy. With an institute for performing arts nearby, I also began to expand my knowledge in working with optimal performers. I have been privileged to direct assessment for a neurotherapy group that had clinics throughout Michigan, develop and teach biofeedback for Western Michigan University, and work with Bio-Medical, Thought Technology, and Biofeedback Federation to teach courses, mentor and develop software. I’ve had the opportunity to advise best practice in the field of psychophysiology and to participate in research efforts. These accomplishments have been very gratifying and it’s a privilege to make a contribution to the advancement of helping therapies. That said, my heart still lives in the opportunity to work with others, to meet them where they are in their journey and to use the tools and skills I have to help them along their way. That goes for those whom I mentor and teach, as well as those who come to me as clients." |
DR. JENNIFER JONES, PH.D., BCN FOUNDER LICENSED NEUROPSYCHOLOGIST BRAIN MAPPING (QEEG) & NEUROTHERAPY About Dr. JONES
Dr. Jones loves helping people achieve their brain's potential through the power of neuroscience. She received her neuroscience and psychology training at UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute, the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, Harbor UCLA Medical Center, and St. John's Hospital among others. She studied psychology at the University of Oregon and the American Psychological Association Accredited California School of Psychology at Alliant University, Dr. Jones is Board Certified and licensed in Colorado and California and is a member of the American Psychological Association and the International Society of Neuroregulation and Research. |
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