Our Team

Dedalus Hyde, MA, Psy.D. (he/him) is the founder and director of Pacific Neurofeedback.  Dedalus has worked in the mental health care field for the last 40 years, initially as a counselor with abused, abandoned and severely emotionally disturbed adolescents, and later as a Clinical Psychologist specializing in the treatment of trauma, depression, anxiety, and children and families.  He was first exposed to neurofeedback (NFB) when he was an undergraduate student at UCLA and participated in research being conducted in Barry Sterman’s lab. Over the years of his clinical practice, he has referred many clients to NFB with excellent results. Based on research conducted in the last several years around the efficacy of NFB with trauma survivors, he was inspired to directly provide this powerful healing modality to clients.

CA License: PSY23019

​Danielle Ramos (she/her) holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with minors in Cognitive Experimental Science and Clinical Counseling Science from Dominican University of California. Danielle has always been passionate about helping others, advocating for mental health, and using research to promote psychological education. After starting as an in-office neurofeedback technician, she transitioned to helping manage Pacific Neurofeedback's Remote Neurofeedback program. In addition to her neurofeedback experience, she has a background in child clinical work from her previous role as a Youth Care Worker for St. Vincent's Home for Boys. In that role, she served undocumented minors entering the United States, providing constant care and building trust as they entered a new phase of their lives. She brings this same commitment to her clients at Pacific Neurofeedback, offering a trustworthy, judgment-free, and welcoming environment throughout the NFB training process. Danielle is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Psychological Research at California State University, Fullerton, where she conducts research on aging adults and working memory using EEG. Outside of work and school, she enjoys staying active, traveling, exploring different cuisines, and spending time outdoors.

Jamie Townsend (they/them) is the intake director and office manager for the Bay Area Trauma Center and Pacific Neurofeedback. They are a former house counselor, working directly with Department of Social Services and Department of Mental Health adolescent clients and families to aid in rehabilitation and family reunification. They previously worked as the Development Associate for St. Mary's Center, a full-spectrum nonprofit organization that provides essential services for at-risk seniors and preschoolers in Oakland, and they currently provide support for a range of mental health service providers in the East Bay. They are also a widely published poet and essayist. Jamie is originally from Central Massachusetts and currently lives in West Oakland with their family. 

Cody Garza is a recent graduate from University of California Irvine with a Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology. Soon after graduating, Cody became a Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation technician at an office partnered with mental health and addiction recovery centers. Realizing his passion for serving others and being part of people’s healing journeys, Cody has returned to school for a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy. Becoming a neurofeedback technician is part of the next step to incorporate more modalities in his future therapy practice to encourage a holistic approach to therapy.

Alyssa Luff (she/her) is a graduate from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo (B.S. in Animal Science with a minor in Psychology). After college, Alyssa moved to the Bay Area to work in the biotechnology field. Most recently, she worked as a Research Assistant for a neuroscience lab at Stanford. Soon after, she switched career paths upon realizing her passion for mental health. Alongside her current role as a Neurofeedback Technician, Alyssa also works as an Administrative Assistant at San Francisco Neuropsychology and volunteers as a Crisis Counselor on the side. She plans to go to graduate school for clinical psychology in the near future.

Ingrid has had a varied project-based career in Management Consulting, Startup and Business Planning, and Event Management. She has traveled around the world with a number of America's Cup campaigns, relocated Lucasfilm companies to the Presidio and managed high-end art collections for clients. Finally settling down back in her hometown of San Rafael to raise her family, she is happy to provide accounting support to non-profits and clients in all industries. She is excited to be part of the Bay Area Trauma Center and Pacific Neurofeedback team.