Our Team
Melissa Neff, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist and board-certified neurofeedback provider, endorsed by the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance (BCIA). She is working on her QEEG-D certification under Mary Tracy, Ph.D. and Rusty Turner, MD.
Dr. Neff is proud to be Missoula’s only board-certified neurofeedback provider.
Dr. Neff is also an Othmer-method certified (OMC) provider and trainer who has taught for EEG Info in the past. She is excited to serve as a BCIA mentor to her staff and to other aspiring clinicians in the field.
Dr. Melissa Neff
For the first 10 years of her career, Dr. Neff conducted psychological evaluations for children and adults in private practice. She is an expert in the assessment of ADHD, anxiety, trauma, nonverbal learning disorder, autism, and Pathological Demand Avoidance. She was featured as the first guest on the Tilt! Parenting podcast to discuss PDA as a form of neurodivergence (Tilt Podcast on PDA), and has appeared on several others to discuss autism, PDA, and neurofeedback (the Autism ADHD Podcast and Alive at Learn! podcasts).
Dr. Neff received her BA with honors from The University Professors Program at Boston University. She received her MA and Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from The University of Montana. Her doctoral dissertation was on the topic of intimate partner violence, and how survivors found strength, resilience, and posttraumatic growth following their experiences of abuse. She has worked in several community mental health centers and in a children’s psychiatric hospital setting, where she gained a strong respect and preference for the collaborative “treatment team” model of working with kids, adults, and families.
Dr. Neff is a faculty affiliate professor at University of Montana, where she has taught graduate-level courses on assessment and therapy for the Clinical and School Psychology Ph.D. programs. She has consulted for a range of community agencies locally and across the United States, and she teaches and trains on topics related to trauma, neurodivergence, autism, and neurofeedback.
Dr. Neff is known for her strengths-based style, out-of-the box thinking, and mind-body perspective on mental health issues. She aims to help people better understand themselves with a distinctive approach that aims to identify and heal the root cause of complex difficulties. She works closely with functional medical and naturopathic practitioners to try to help clients achieve their goals.
Jennifer Greenwood, BA
Jennifer was raised in Missoula and Eugene, OR. She graduated with a Bachelor's in social work from Carroll College in Helena, and she has a paralegal certificate from University of San Diego. Prior to working in the neurofeedback field, she loved working in the field of adoption. She started as a neurofeedback technician in 2020 and she has happily been a part of Neuroscapes since 2023. She is currently working towards her board certification as a neurofeedback technician (BCN-T) under Dr. Neff's supervision. Outside of work, Jennifer enjoys socializing with loved ones and friends - especially Barley and Clover, her 2 Bernese Mountain Dogs.
Neurofeedback Technician
Karen Schneiter, BA
Karen grew up in Juneau, Alaska. She moved to Missoula to attend University of Montana in 1991, where she took psychology classes and earned a business, marketing, and management degree. She has been married to her husband Chad for 28 years and has three grown children. Karen and Chad own Trader Brothers in Lolo, MT. Karen discovered neurofeedback in 2023 when her husband began receiving neurofeedback training for health issues, at which time she immediately knew that neurofeedback would become her life's work. Karen is finishing up a second bachelor's degree in psychology, and will soon begin working on her board certification as a neurofeedback technician (BCN-T) under Dr. Neff's supervision. Karen was trained in the Othmer Method at EEG Info in LA in early 2025, and has worked at Neuroscapes since that time. Outside of work, Karen's passion for adventure leads her to do a lot of hiking, backpacking, and adventuring, as well as spending time with her beloved family.
Neurofeedback Technician
Jeny Reyes
Jeny was born in Bogotá, Colombia, and was raised in Miami, Florida. At 18, she joined the United States Marine Corps. She was stationed in San Diego, California, where she served as a Satellite Transmissions Operator. Her military experience strengthened her discipline, adaptability, and ability to perform effectively in high-responsibility environments.
After completing her military service, Jeny pursued a major in Psychology at San Diego Community College for two years. She has since moved to Missoula, Montana to continue her education at the University of Montana, where she is currently working toward her bachelor’s degree in Psychology. Her long-term goal is to earn a doctorate in Clinical Psychology, with a focus on Forensic Psychology.
In Jeny's free time, she enjoys reading, crocheting, and spending time with her puppy.