Brightbase Partners · Sandy Springs, Georgia
I'm Timothy Vojta — Licensed Professional Counselor...
I'm Timothy Vojta — Licensed Professional Counselor, qEEG Brain Mapping specialist, neurofeedback practitioner, and Stoic-based coaching practitioner. I work at two levels of the same system, with two distinct but related offerings.
Clinical Services · Licensed Professional Counselor
Neurofeedback & Brain Mapping
qEEG Brain Mapping · Neurofeedback · Biofeedback · Photobiomodulation · HRV Training
Non-Clinical Services:
Two Thousand Years of Practice
Stoic Philosophy · Behavioral Economics · Neuroscience · 10-Week Methodology · Performance Psychology
A ten-week coaching methodology at the junction of Stoic wisdom and modern science. For people who are serious, committed, and ready to build a philosophy they actually live.
This is coaching, not therapy. It does not constitute a clinical relationship.
Two Offerings. One coherent philosophy.
The Clinical Practice:
Neurofeedback, biofeedback, and photobiomodulation address the neurological foundations — brain patterns, arousal regulation, the physiological conditions for clear thinking and effective function.
The Coaching Practice:
Two Thousand Years of Practice addresses the philosophical and behavioral architecture built on top of a stable neurological foundation.
They are different offerings. They are not unrelated. The neurofeedback work often clears the path. The coaching methodology is what you walk when the path is clear.
Important: these are distinct service relationships with different scopes, obligations, and regulatory frameworks. Neurofeedback, biofeedback, and photobiomodulation are available under the coaching relationship as brain optimization and performance tools — not as clinical interventions. Coaching is not therapy and does not constitute a clinical relationship.
The Practitioner:
Timothy Vojta, LPC
Nearly two decades in the mental health field. A Licensed Professional Counselor. A qEEG-guided neurofeedback specialist. A certified mace instructor. A student of Stoic philosophy who has done the work — not performed it.
I left a 20-year business consulting career to become a therapist. That path led me to neurofeedback — and eventually to building a coaching methodology rigorous enough to match the clinical work.