About Us
Boulder Center for NeuroHealth
Boulder Center for NeuroHealth is a specialized therapeutic center in Boulder, Colorado, dedicated to helping individuals with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) and related conditions through an integrative, multidisciplinary approach.
Our mission is to provide a safe, compassionate, and innovative healing environment where clients can regulate their nervous systems, build resilience, and restore well-being. We offer evidence-based therapies, including somatic psychotherapy, biofeedback, movement education, and an intensive outpatient program, all tailored to support each individual’s unique path to recovery. We create a secure, supportive space that fosters trust, reduces nervous system activation, and encourages healing. Our seizure-aware SMART room allows clients to explore new movement patterns safely. Through mindfulness, movement, and somatic therapies, we help regulate the nervous system, build resilience, and promote emotional well-being.
Our comprehensive offerings include an Intensive Outpatient Program, Somatic Psychotherapy, Safe & Sound Protocol, Respiratory and Heart Rate Variability Biofeedback, Integrated Listening System, Mirror Therapy, Movement Education, Sensory Motor Arousal Regulation Treatment, and NeuroRehab VR—all designed to empower individuals on their healing journey.
Clinical Director
Dr. Afra Moenter
Dr. Moenter is the founder and clinical director of the Boulder Center for NeuroHealth. Her vision is simple: to bring together clinicians and healthcare providers with diverse expertise to support individuals diagnosed with FND.
With over 30 years of clinical experience, her emphasis is on treating the whole person, working with the mind-body connection to achieve lasting symptom relief.
Her educational background is rich, holding a Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Sciences focused on Psychology and Neuropsychology, along with an M.A. in Therapeutic Education. She is trained in a variety of psychotherapeutic modalities, including body-based Gestalt therapy, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy®, Hakomi Somatics, Sensory Motor Arousal Regulation Treatment (SMART), and various group dynamics trainings, making her well-equipped to guide people toward nervous system regulation and FND symptoms reduction. Her doctoral research focused on the connection between the exposure to trauma and the onset of complex partial epilepsy.
In addition to her private practice, Dr. Moenter is a clinical supervisor, a founding memeber of FND society, and the founder of FNDcourage, a nonprofit that seeks to raise awareness and educate about FND. She is actively working on a training program for practitioners to ensure comprehensive care for individuals with FND. Inspired by mindfulness and contemplative practices from teachers like Thich Nhat Hanh and Pema Chödrön, her work combines compassionate care with scientific approaches to healing.
Dr. Moenter values and fosters her unique relationship with teens and young adults with FND.
Collaborative Providers
Patrick Wroblewski LMT
Holistic Manual Therapy
Treating the many structures and systems of the human body to liberate optimal health.
Patrick Wroblewski, LMT, specializes in osteopathic-based manual therapy, emphasizing the connection between the body’s structure (form) and its physiological function. His approach supports overall health and vitality by addressing structural alignment to enhance the body’s systems.
Guided by a client’s medical history, Patrick uses techniques such as joint mobilization, myofascial release, craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, and lymphatic drainage. His steady and responsive approach ensures a safe and collaborative treatment experience.
Patrick’s work aims to alleviate pain, improve movement, and restore harmony within the body to promote resilience and vitality for a fulfilling life.
Patrick has a BS in Psychology and BA in Philosophy, summa cum laude, Santa Clara University. He received a diploma in Massage Therapy and Craniosacral Therapy, New Mexico Academy of Healing Arts and is certified in the Rolf Method of Structural Integration, Boulder Institute of Structural Integration. He also attended the Manual Osteopathy Program at the Canadian College of Osteopathy.
Patrick has also pursued advanced training in body-centered psychotherapy and manual therapy, equipping him with a comprehensive skill set to meet clients’ unique needs
Louise Fix PT, DPT
Louise has been dancing and playing music her whole life, but it wasn’t until college that she started to combine her love of neuroscience and love of music. She started to learn how the human body has an inherent ability to heal and how music, play, and movement can facilitate healing. Curiosity of the body and her own healing journey from chronic illness led Louise to become a Doctor of Physical Therapy with a focus on neurologic and vestibular PT.
She first learned about FND during a clinical rotation in school which led her to write her capstone thesis on PT intervention approach for FND. Since then, she has pursued continuing education in nervous system regulation, polyvagal theory, concussion rehabilitation, trauma-informed patient advocacy, and FND-specific training to stay up to date with current research. Louise loves incorporating dance and music into her treatment sessions with patients. Each person’s experience with FND is different and Louise specifically tailors her sessions to meet the needs of her clients. Her goal is to build autonomy through education, collaboration, play and creativity.
About Us
Boulder Center For NeuroHealth – Support for Individuals Diagnosed with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND).