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Rebecca Bassham, RT, BCN, BCB, QEEG-T

Rebecca Bassham, RT, BCN, BCB, QEEG-T is a seasoned health educator with a passion for fostering holistic well-being. With her background in medical imaging, studying physiology from the inside out with a focus on neuroradiology and exploring the intricacies of the brain, Rebecca has dedicated her career to guiding individuals toward optimal health through the cultivation of mind-body awareness and healthy living. Learn more about Rebecca Bassham


Board Certified in Neurofeedback (BCN), Quantitative EEG (QEEG-T), and Biofeedback (BCB), Rebecca’s experience extends across various domains of health and wellness. Her journey began as a Licensed Radiologic Technologist (RT) at which point she witnessed a prevalence of preventable sickness and disease that compelled her to pursue a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education with an emphasis on Exercise Physiology and Minor in Health Promotions from CSUF to be part of the solution. She followed this with a fellowship in Special Imaging (CT and MRI) at Loma Linda University and studied Applied Psychophysiology at Saybrook University.

Lisa Benya, DO

Edge Neurofitness Medical Director

Lisa Benya, DO, the Medical Director of Edge NeuroFitness and Medical Director/Founder of CURE Wellness Center, specializes in internal medicine and addiction medicine at Malibu Medical Group in Malibu, California.


She has decades of experience treating patients of all ages who are suffering from numerous health conditions and is dedicated to quality, research-based care.


Dr. Benya received her graduate degree from Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Athens, Ohio, and completed internal medicine training at Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Cleveland, Ohio.


She maintains her advanced credentials to stay abreast with the latest trends in internal medicine and addiction medicine. Dr. Benya is board-certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Internal Medicine and is a licensed osteopathic physician in the state of California.

With over three decades of experience in the field, Rebecca has made impactful contributions to employee health, lifestyle change programs, and community health education initiatives through diverse media including radio, television, email, and social media campaigns. Rebecca embarked on a profound exploration of applied neuroscience in 2010.

Rebecca's professional endeavors have spanned from facilitation of groups integrating life and wellness coaching, brain fitness, nutrition, mindfulness, and stress management for enhanced cognitive function to private practice, peak performance coaching.


In 2016, she founded the neuroscience department of a residential treatment facility for addictions and traumatic brain injury (TBI) recovery for multi-traumatized retired NFL players.


Through the combination of modalities such as qEEG Brain mapping, Psychophysiological Stress Profiling, Neurofeedback, Biofeedback, and Neurostimulation technologies, Rebecca tailors innovative, comprehensive treatment plans to foster optimal brain states and holistic healing.

As a BCIA-approved mentor, Rebecca teaches aspiring neurofeedback practitioners, offering her expertise in consulting, and report writing. Beyond her practices in Malibu and Westlake Village, CA, she offers concierge “Neuro-2-Go” services, consults for and conducts beta testing for equipment designers, and serves as the Chief Applied Science Officer of Daywaneti, which is a program built upon principles to help people and organizations discover sustainable holistic, and integrative pathways to uncover new ways of thinking to attain optimal health and performance.


Mentored by leading authorities such as Jay Gunkelman and Dr. Tom Collura, Rebecca possesses a sophisticated approach to qEEG analysis as evidenced by her presentations for the ISNR and endorsement from Dr. Joseph Maroon. Central to her methodology is a bottom-up approach focused on restoring brain health and capacity emphasizing the tight integration of stimulation and feedback-driven strategies for rapid stabilization in multiply traumatized individuals.

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