Scott Kuenneke is an expert in Trauma, Neurofeedback, quantitative electroencephalography (qEEG) Brain maps, and Brainspotting. He received his undergraduate degree in psychology and religious studies with a masters in Mental health Counseling. He dedicated his studies to learning about brain-based interventions for mental health while researching the impact meditation and mindfulness practices have on the nervous system. He is a senior fellow with the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance (BCIA), and has been practicing neurofeedback for over 16 years. He has spent the last 7 and a half years at a residential treatment facility for complex developmental trauma using Dyadic developmental psychotherapy (DDP), brainspotting and neurotherapy. In his role at the facility, Scott oversaw all aspects of neurofeedback and qEEG brain maps for assessment and treatment, along with supporting new therapist to develop their skills in Brainspotting & DDP. Currently he is the owner of Neuro-Empathic Counseling. His interest is in helping the Lake Ozark and Jefferson City Communities overcome their Mental health challenges using Neurotherapy and Mental health interventions.
Jeanna Osborn is a Neuro-Empathic Coach and Neurotherapy Technician serving individuals and families throughout the Lake Ozark and Jefferson City areas. She has been practicing neurotherapy for over a year, helping clients better understand the relationship between their life experiences, emotional well-being, brain activity, and nervous-system functioning. Jeanna prides herself on creating meaningful, authentic connections with her clients. Her warm and intuitive approach allows people to feel genuinely heard and understood as they work through emotional distress, difficult life experiences, and patterns that may feel overwhelming or confusing. She helps clients develop insight into their emotional turmoil while exploring how stress, relationships, trauma, and everyday experiences can shape the nervous system.
With a longstanding professional background in animal-assisted therapeutic services, Jeanna brings compassion, patience, and a deep appreciation for the healing power of connection into her work. She combines Neuro-Empathic Coaching with neurotherapy to help clients recognize their strengths, better understand their internal experiences, and move toward greater emotional regulation, resilience, and self-awareness.
Jeanna believes that healing begins when people feel safe enough to understand themselves more deeply. Her goal is to provide a supportive environment in which clients can reconnect with themselves, make sense of their experiences, and create meaningful, lasting change.Justin Shaw has been working for Neuro-Empathic Counseling since 2022. His background was working as a caregiver in a Preteen residential program helping with complex developmental trauma. In May 2017, he assumed the role as the Preteen Neurotherapy Technician. Justin attended Hannibal-LaGrange University and received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology in 2014. Justin’s undergraduate program had an emphasis in research methods, and Justin elected to complete a two semester senior thesis. Justin presented his thesis at the Great Plains Students’ Psychology Convention in Kansas City, Missouri (2014) on behalf of Hannibal-LaGrange University. Justin won first place within the Clinical/Counseling division. This was Hannibal-LaGrange University’s first achievement for the Behavioral Science Program. His current goal for 2019 is to begin work in graduate studies. Justin was born and raised in the Midwest. Some of his hobbies include hiking, water activities, creative arts, visiting foreign countries, and the time that he spends with his four dogs
