Julie Henningsen, PA-C, MPAS, is a licensed physician assistant with over a decade of clinical experience in urgent care, dermatology, and mental health. She earned a B.S. from the University of Washington, an MPAS from Rocky Mountain College, and a psychedelic practitioner certificate from the Synthesis Institute. Julie prefers a holistic approach to client care, and acknowledges the role of our inner healing wisdom in the path towards wellness. Having worked as an outdoor and environmental program director for several universities, Julie also has an extensive background in facilitating immersive, nature-based group experiences. She has been a faculty member of the National Outdoor Leadership School for over 20 years, leading wilderness emergency medicine courses around the globe. Julie is founder of Headwaters Field Medicine, a Montana-based wilderness medicine training organization. Her passion for exploration of both the natural world, and the field of medicine drives her pursuit of life-long learning. As an assistant to Kate Lloyd, MD at the nCenter, Julie will meet with neurofeedback clients and consult with them about their Quantitative Electroencephalogram (qEEG) brain map results, as well as being able to provide medication management.