Justine Jagga, M.A., M.S., CMPC

Doctoral Candidate | Clinician, Peak Performance Coach & Neurofeedback Practitioner at the
Arizona Center for Neurofeedback

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Meet Justine Jagga

Justine Jagga is a doctoral candidate and clinician at the Arizona Center for Neurofeedback, where she integrates psychotherapy, peak performance coaching, and Neurofeedback to support individuals in healing, growth, and optimal functioning.

With advanced training in psychology, performance science, and brain-based interventions, Justine works with clients who are seeking meaningful, sustainable change whether that involves navigating mental health challenges, recovering from trauma, or enhancing performance in sport, work, or life.

Primary Areas of Focus:

Psychotherapy

Peak Performance Coaching

Trauma-Informed Care

Justine’s Clinical Focus at Arizona Center for Neurofeedback

Justine’s clinical work focuses on an integrated, whole-person approach that blends psychotherapy, Neurofeedback, and performance-based interventions.

She specializes in helping clients address both emotional and physiological contributors to distress and performance challenges, allowing for deeper insight and long-term change rather than short-term symptom relief.

Why Justine Chose This Work

Justine chose this field because she believes few people are truly given the time and space to reflect on their challenges and intentionally decide how they want to grow. She values creating a therapeutic environment that not only allows for reflection, but also provides tangible tools and supportive systems that empower individuals to take initiative in their own lives.

As a former student-athlete, Justine is especially passionate about offering the resources she once wished she had access to, resources that support healing, resilience, identity development, and personal growth both within and beyond performance settings.

Justine’s Person-Centered Approach

Justine believes in addressing the root causes of challenges rather than relying on short-term solutions. She takes a multidimensional, holistic, and person-centered approach, considering emotional, cognitive, behavioral, and physiological factors in each client’s experience.

Her work is grounded in collaboration and empowerment, encouraging clients to take an active role in their healing journey. She honors each client’s unique narrative, working in a way that is authentic, value-driven, and reflective of who they are as individuals.

Conditions Commonly Treated

Lifestyle and performance challenges

Anxiety and depression

Trauma and stress-related concerns

Chronic pain

Relational distress

Identity-related struggles

Why Justine Chose the Arizona Center for Neurofeedback

Justine was drawn to ACFN because of its warm, authentic culture and its integrated model of care. She values the Center’s commitment to holistic, brain-based support and the opportunity to apply a wide range of skills and interventions in service of meaningful client outcomes.

Fun Fact

Justine was born and raised in Cape Town, South Africa, and first came to the United States as a Division 1 college student-athlete.

Personal Interest

Justine has a strong interest in integrating mindfulness-based and somatic interventions to support healing, nervous system regulation, and personal growth.