About Our Center
& Founder

Axia is founded and led by Melody Crisp, DMSc, PA-C, a doctoral-level medical science professional with extensive clinical education and experience. Melody holds a Doctor of Medical Science degree and brings that foundation into the practice of neurofeedback and brain training.

She is also pursuing BCIA certification in neurofeedback, reflecting a commitment to rigorous professional standards, ongoing education, and continued development within the field.

At Axia, neurofeedback is approached with the same care and intellectual rigor that informs the rest of Melody's professional background. Clients receive a structured EEG-based assessment, individualized interpretation, and customized neurofeedback protocols rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

The goal is simple: to provide a higher level of education, training, assessment, and individualized care for people seeking neurofeedback in Chiang Mai.

Axia was created for clients who value both high standards and a high-quality experience.

The center offers:

  • Doctoral-level medical science expertise

  • Specialized neurofeedback training and ongoing professional development

  • EEG-based assessment

  • Customized neurofeedback protocols

  • Evidence-informed practice

  • A structured assessment and training process

  • Private, premium surroundings

  • English-language service

  • A client experience designed for an international community

  • Strong attention to privacy and discretion

Located in Chiang Mai, Thailand, Axia provides a quiet, private environment where clients can step away from the noise of everyday life and give focused attention to their own wellbeing and performance.

Meet Melody

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My Approach

I believe good neurofeedback starts with understanding the individual.

Your brain is not a template, and your training shouldn't be either. I take a thoughtful, structured approach that begins with assessment, considers your goals and individual patterns, and uses that information to guide your training.

My approach is grounded in medical science, specialized neurofeedback training, ongoing education, and the available evidence. I stay curious, ask questions, and continue learning as the field evolves.

I also believe the experience matters. You should feel informed about what you're doing and why, comfortable asking questions, and confident that your training is being approached with care and intention.

At Axia, I bring together clinical education, neurofeedback expertise, individualized assessment, and a private, highly personal experience to create a different kind of brain training practice in Chiang Mai.

Peaceful mountain landscape and lake at dusk, representing relaxation and nervous system wellbeing

Why
Chiang Mai

Axia is intentionally personal.

There is no crowded clinic environment or revolving door of practitioners. Your time here is designed to feel private, focused, and unhurried.

From the initial assessment through your training sessions, the aim is to create an environment where you can settle in, understand your own experience, and engage meaningfully with the process.

A space to exhale and rewire.

I look forward to connecting with you.

Sincerely,

Melody Crisp, PA-C, DMSc