Counseling can be a vital support if you are struggling with anxiety, depression, loss, the impact of trauma and toxic stress.

At ANFTC we embrace a multidisciplinary approach to therapy, integrating the latest findings of neuroscience, trauma informed and culturally sensitive. This integrated approach meets the unique needs of each individual, fostering personal growth and healing. Whether you are struggling with anxiety, depression, impact of stress and trauma, relationship issues, or seeking personal development, you will find professional and compassionate support for you and your family.

Counseling Services We Offer 

Individual Therapy 

Individual therapy is a collaborative process between a therapist and a client that aims to facilitate change and improve quality of life. It can help individuals heal, grow, and learn more about themselves and their relationships. 

Adolescent Therapy 

Adolescent therapy addresses the unique challenges teenagers face. From identity struggles and peer pressure to academic stress, we provide a safe space for adolescents to explore their feelings and develop coping strategies. 

Couples Therapy 

Couples therapy is designed to help partners understand each other better, resolve conflicts, and improve relationship satisfaction. Whether you’re dealing with communication issues or major life changes, we’re here to support you. 

Family Therapy 

Family therapy can help family members improve communication, solve family problems, understand and handle special family situations, and create a better functioning home environment. 

 To schedule an appointment please call 214-506-8346 or email ilampl@neurofeedbackcenterdallas.com  

Claudia Ivette Lampl MS, LPC-S, LMFT-S, BCN

Clinical Director

Claudia Ivette Lampl is an experienced bilingual counselor and neurofeedback therapist.  She began researching neurofeedback and self-regulation at Southern Methodist University where she earned a M.S. in counseling in 2009.  While at SMU, she collaborated with Health Psychologist Dr. Ephrem Fernandez, researching pain, anger and emotion in studies funded by the NIH (National Institutes of Health).

Since graduating with her Master of Science in Counseling from Southern Methodist University, she has worked treating depression, anxiety, ADHD, complex trauma, eating disorders and self-harming behaviors using both neurofeedback and counseling.  As part of the team at Momentous Institute for a decade, she provided training and supervision and led a team of clinicians.  Ivette served for the SMU Counseling Board for 5 years and continues to support the training of SMU graduates through clinical supervision. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist supervisor in the state of Texas.

Ivette continues to study the field of Applied Psychophysiology as this allows her to expand on her knowledge and stay informed on the innovations that continue to support her clients.   At ANFTC individuals have the opportunity to improve their mental and physical wellbeing by having access to evidenced based therapy approaches and advanced technologies to support emotional regulation and brain functioning.

Ivette is a native from Mexico City and passionate about the connection between culture and environment, with the belief that through self-knowledge, we connect to the world and live with authenticity.

LMFT-S license # 201601

LPC-S license # 66036

Insurance Coverage for Counseling Services

We are pleased to announce that we accept Cigna and Aetna insurance plans for our counseling services.

Pros of Using Insurance for Counseling Services:

  • Reduced Cost: Your out-of-pocket expenses may be significantly reduced, making therapy more affordable.
  • Ease of Access: Insurance can make it easier to start and continue therapy, as it removes financial barriers.
  • Coverage for a Range of Services: Many insurance plans cover a variety of therapy types, including individual, couples, and family therapy.

Cons of Using Insurance for Counseling Services:

  • Privacy Concerns: Using insurance requires a diagnosis, which becomes part of your health record.
  • Limitations on Sessions: Some insurance plans may limit the number of sessions you can have.
  • Potential for Higher Costs: If your insurance only covers a portion of the cost, you may still be responsible for copays or deductibles.