Evolve Neurofeedback & Psychotherapy

09/30/2026

This time tomorrow, we will be gathering for the 6th annual Tyendinaga Native Women's Association Every Child Matters Walk.
This year, the end point will be the Lacrosse Box at the Karonhiaktakie Sports Complex for the unveiling of a new monument dedicated to honouring those affected by Residential Schools.
We hope you are able to join us.

09/28/2026

How to Be an Active Non-Indigenous Ally: Practical Steps for Truth and Reconciliation 🌲

Allyship is not a label we claim; it is an ongoing practice of learning, listening, and taking meaningful action. To support Truth and Reconciliation, non-Indigenous allies must actively work to dismantle systemic barriers and foster cultural safety in their personal and professional lives.

If you are looking to move from awareness to action, here are practical steps you can take to practice active allyship:

1. Do the Groundwork: Educate Yourself First.
Read the Calls to Action: Familiarize yourself with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s (TRC) 94 Calls to Action. Identify how they apply to your specific field, workplace, or community.
Learn the Local History: Research the treaties, traditional territories, and languages of the land where you live and work.
Listen Without Interrupting: Seek out books, podcasts, and articles by Indigenous authors, historians, and Elders. Focus on listening to understand, rather than responding.
2. Challenge Bias and Speak Up
Address Harmful Stereotypes: Gently but firmly challenge myths, racist remarks, or systemic biases when you encounter them in social, familial, or professional settings.
De-center Yourself: Use your platform to amplify Indigenous voices, rather than speaking on their behalf.
3. Support Indigenous Sovereignty and Economy
Buy Indigenous: Make a conscious effort to support Indigenous-owned businesses, artists, and community-led initiatives.
Support Grassroots Organizations: Donate to or volunteer with organizations that support Indigenous youth, language revitalization, and land-based healing.
4. Reflect and Adapt Your Practice
Examine Your Workplace: Ask how your organization can integrate cultural protocols, provide trauma-informed spaces, and recruit and retain Indigenous staff equitably.
Embrace the Discomfort: Acknowledging difficult truths can be uncomfortable. Accept this discomfort as a necessary part of growth and healing.

Reconciliation is a shared responsibility. By taking consistent, respectful action, we can build a foundation of mutual respect and genuine partnership.

07/04/2026

Evolve Neurofeedback & Psychotherapy offers NewMind

Ever wonder how a practitioner knows a client is really making progress? It's a fair question, and "it feels like it's working" isn't always enough.

That's where NewMind's Cognitive Performance Testing comes in. It gives practitioners measurable benchmarks to track over time, so progress isn't just a hunch, it's something you can actually see.

And when clients can see it too, it makes the whole journey feel a lot more real.

07/03/2026

Expose and Deactivate Racist, Residential School Denying Social Media Page

06/12/2026

Writing about your emotions isn't just a way to "get things out."

It helps the brain organize emotional experience. When you name and describe what you're feeling, the prefrontal cortex becomes more involved — and the amygdala can become less reactive.

That's one reason journaling, reflective writing, and naming emotions can help people feel more grounded.

04/06/2026

It takes a village ❤️ and our sponsors are a huge part of it. We’re incredibly grateful for your support!

03/04/2026

It’s common to think our sharpest thinking happens in our 20s. But brain development tells a more interesting story.

Skills tied to experience — like judgment, emotional balance, and pattern recognition — often improve through midlife. Many individuals report feeling mentally clearer and more capable of complex decision-making later in adulthood.

The brain remains adaptable throughout life. Learning, reflection, and intentional brain training all contribute to continued cognitive growth.

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02/12/2026

Our Neurofeedback equipment and training program will provide the tools needed to become a Neurofeedback provider. The advanced technology... READ MORE

02/09/2026

Psychotherapy is a collaborative conversation between a therapist and client, used to identify problems, set goals and develop a treatment plan to reach these goals. Our therapists are welcoming, caring, non-judgmental, and are there to help you work through changes.

At Evolve, we create a safe space to help you organize your experiences, thoughts, attitudes, and behaviours. We are here to help assist through life issues such as but not limited to; stress/anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, self-esteem issues, and addiction.

Visit our website to learn more!
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