Colorado Springs, CO –03/25/2025
Neurotherapy of Colorado Springs is proud to announce that its pioneering work in brain optimization and mental resilience training has been featured in The Wall Street Journal. The national spotlight comes in recognition of the clinic’s collaboration with elite U.S. figure skater Amber Glenn, who has incorporated neurotherapy into her training regimen and resulting competitive domination.
Amber Glenn, known for her talent on the ice, has embraced neurotherapy as a key tool to sharpen mental focus, regulate performance anxiety, and enhance overall brain function. Working closely with Neurotherapy of Colorado Springs, Glenn has used advanced neurofeedback techniques to improve neurological efficiency—an edge that’s essential in high-pressure, precision-based sports like figure skating. As of publication, Glenn is a favorite to win the world title and hasn’t lost a single competition this season.
According to the Wall Street Journal feature, “Glenn credits her stunning turnaround to a technique called neurotherapy, in which she literally trains her body for high-stakes situations, rather than hoping to push through with mantras. Willing herself to calm down wasn’t cutting it. Learning to manage her nervous system under competition conditions has worked out far better.”
The feature also quotes one of Neurotherapy of Colorado Springs’ most experienced therapists. “She looks like quite the science experiment when she’s sitting here,” said Chris Edwards, Glenn’s neurotherapist. “We’re able to provide them feedback, this is what you want to be, the zone you want to be in… as quantified by your heart rate and brain activity.”
The Wall Street Journal feature highlights the growing role of neurotherapy in competitive sports, not just for physical performance, but for mental endurance, clarity, and recovery. With decades of experience and a research-backed approach, Neurotherapy of Colorado Springs continues to lead the way in using non-invasive brain training to unlock resilience, calm, and peak performance.
To learn more about Neurotherapy of Colorado Springs and their programs for athletes and individuals of all backgrounds, visit https://neurotherapyofcs.com/ or call 719-200-8555.
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