At Onward Psychology and Neurofeedback (Onward) we strive to help people work through their difficulties and struggles to move forward toward better overall health and well-being. Dr. Bonnie T. Seidman is a Kingston Psychologist offering psychotherapy (talk therapy) as well as neurofeedback brain training and other adjuncts to therapy. Onward provides a safe, professional, confidential environment in a setting that is calm, quiet and peaceful.
Dr. Bonnie Seidman offers psychological treatment of various mental health conditions. These conditions include burnout, depression, anxiety, attention/focus problems, substance use/misuse and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Additionally, Dr. Seidman has experience helping clients manage life transitions, work stress, relationship difficulties and other problems. She works collaboratively with clients to design individualized treatment programs that assist in creating positive changes in their lives. Please refer to our Psychotherapy page for more information.
Dr. Seidman also offers NeurOptimal® neurofeedback. Neurofeedback brain training is a form of EEG Biofeedback – a safe, drug-free, non-invasive method of training the brain to function more optimally. Please refer to our Neurofeedback page for more information.
Onward Psychology and Neurofeedback Clinic is centrally located in Kingston and fully accessible. We welcome service dogs for persons with disabilities.
Did you know?
Kangaroos cannot go backwards — they can only move forward.
At Onward Psychology and Neurofeedback, our goal is to help people move forward in their lives.
Our kangaroo logo represents our mission and motto to keep moving forward.
Psychotherapy is “talk therapy”, a term for a range of therapies that can help with emotional challenges and mental health issues. Typically, the goal is to help clients to better understand and to change patterns of thinking, feeling and/or behaving.
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Neurofeedback is a type of brain training that supports the brain in becoming more flexible and resilient. It involves using electroencephalogram (EEG) apparatuses to read brain patterns and give corrective feedback, helping the brain to function most optimally.
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