William A. Wray provides counseling and consultative services. With the help of his colleague, Mark Shively, we also provide training using biofeedback technology. As a counselor, my role is to listen, discern strengths and vulnerabilities, and invite growth/advancement from those placing trust in my care. As a consultant, I strive to provide fair/impartial answers (in the manner of a scientist) to posed questions. Cognitive-behavioral training can address many thought patterns, behaviors and physiological states (such as stress). Some of the more common problems addressed here are high anxiety, dysphoria/depression, attention deficit issues, post-traumatic stress, brain/memory dysfunction, relationship issues, communication issues, sadness/grief, and recovery from major illness or injury. In the biofeedback arena, we provide training to bolster volitional control over physiological stress correlates using both peripheral and neurobiofeedback techniques. Biofeedback has been clinically demonstrated to improve success with addiction recovery, reduce frequency of migraine headaches, and stabilize cardiac rhythm. Biofeedback training can benefit memory, attention and impulse control.