Diana Pollock, M.D.
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Jacquie Brawner, R.N.
Jacquie is a long time Floridian who first discovered Neurofeedback as a patient
when she suffered a concussion in a car accident that affected her short-term
memory. Overjoyed by the results and fascinated by the science of Neurofeedback,
she was delighted to join the practice in 2004 as a Neurofeedback therapist.
Jacquie was trained as a psychiatric nurse and has worked in Acute Psychiatric
and Medical Surgical Units.
when she suffered a concussion in a car accident that affected her short-term
memory. Overjoyed by the results and fascinated by the science of Neurofeedback,
she was delighted to join the practice in 2004 as a Neurofeedback therapist.
Jacquie was trained as a psychiatric nurse and has worked in Acute Psychiatric
and Medical Surgical Units.
Sheilagh Yeh, R.N.
Sheilagh is a recent transplant from Wisconsin where
she received her nursing degree and worked in
Pediatrics and Maternal-Newborn nursing in the
hospital setting. She became interested in neurology
after moving to Florida in 2004 and joined our program
as a neurofeedback therapist in 2006.
she received her nursing degree and worked in
Pediatrics and Maternal-Newborn nursing in the
hospital setting. She became interested in neurology
after moving to Florida in 2004 and joined our program
as a neurofeedback therapist in 2006.
Tampa Bay Neurofeedback
About Us
Dr. Pollock is board certified by both the American
Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of
Psychiatry & Neurology. She is a member of the
American Academy of Neurology, the American
Academy of Sleep Medicine, and the American
Headache Society. In addition, Dr. Pollock is Chief
of Neurology at Morton Plant Hospital and Director of
the Memory Disorders Clinic.
Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of
Psychiatry & Neurology. She is a member of the
American Academy of Neurology, the American
Academy of Sleep Medicine, and the American
Headache Society. In addition, Dr. Pollock is Chief
of Neurology at Morton Plant Hospital and Director of
the Memory Disorders Clinic.
Dr. Pollock is interested in combining traditional medicine with alternative and
complementary approaches, with an emphasis on self-directed paths to
wellness. She continues to research this style of treatment, believing that many
disorders can be treated without drugs and has used Neurofeedback training
herself to enhance her performance in tennis.
complementary approaches, with an emphasis on self-directed paths to
wellness. She continues to research this style of treatment, believing that many
disorders can be treated without drugs and has used Neurofeedback training
herself to enhance her performance in tennis.