Monday, September 6th, 2010

Stephen “Rusty” Lozano


Rusty is one of the leading pediatric biofeedback therapists in North Dallas. His specialization in the treatment of pediatric physical and behavioral conditions has earned him recognition in the community as an innovative therapist. Specialty areas include: anxiety/phobia, pain disorders, child behavior issues, attentional issues, learning disabilities, depression, autistic spectrum disorders, and alternative to medication approaches. In 2006,

Rusty founded the CBBT Headache Clinic, a famed department that has recieved media attention for producing astounding results with headache and pain patients. The CBBT Headache Clinic is one of a few clinics in North Texas that specializes in biofeedback for pediatric pain disorders. He has over 10 years of experience working with children and families in a variety of settings. More recently, Rusty’s approach in the field of counseling and biofeedback has provided him with unique experiences. He mentored and practiced as a biofeedback diagnostician for Dr. Frank Lawliss and Dr. Barbara Peavy at the Psycho-Neuro-Plasticity (PNP) Clinic, a Dr. Phil associated practice in Lewisville, TX. He was recently involved in the CARRTE Research Program at the Shelton School in Dallas, TX as a facilitator in the parenting education program for ADHD children known as CUIDAR. He served as a parent facilitator for the Child Parent Relationship Therapy (CPRT) model at the Anne Windle School in Denton, TX. He currently serves as the assistant director to the UNT Biofeedback Laboratory where he teaches biofeedback instrumentation/practice, runs the lab, and trains therapists and other professionals to become biofeedback specialists. Rusty has presented at several North Dallas schools, national, and local conferences in the DFW area on the topics of early intervention and stress in the school environment, pediatric anxiety/emotion management, child behavior modification, and childhood learning disabilities. He has developed several early intervention plans for north dallas schools on anxiety awareness/management and early intervention programs for teachers who work with learning different children. Rusty is a University of Dallas graduate in psychology; a masters level professional counselor; and a Ph.D student at the University of North Texas, where he is furthering his study in marital counseling, family counseling, child development, child play therapy/expressive arts, animal assisted therapy, and Quantitative EEG biofeedback/biomedical research. Rusty currently practices, locally, in the city of Addison, the Shelton School in Dallas, and in Plano, TX. Rusty is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and is Board Certified in Professional Counseling. He is also a Certified Biofeedback Therapist (www.bcia.org).