Dr. Amy Serin

05/12/2026

May is Borderline Personality Disorder Awareness Month. For too long, BPD has been misunderstood as a "difficult personality," when in reality, it is a complex condition rooted in deep emotional dysregulation and biological sensitivity.

At Serin Center, we view BPD through the lens of neuroscience. Research shows that for those living with BPD, the brain's "alarm system" (the amygdala) can be hyper-reactive, while the areas responsible for calming those emotions can struggle to stay online. It isn't a character flaw; it’s a nervous system that is doing its best to navigate intense waves of emotion.

Healing starts with an accurate map of what is happening. If you or a loved one are struggling with emotional instability or turbulent relationships, understanding the "why" behind the "what" is a vital first step.

Take the Next Step:
🔗 Explore our science-based approach to BPD and learn how we support neural regulation:
👉 https://serincenter.com/conditions-we-treat-at-serin-center/borderline-personality/

05/08/2026

True mental health awareness means looking at the data behind the behavior. 📊

Behavioral health is a cornerstone of overall wellness, yet it is often misunderstood. This May, Serin Center is committed to advancing public awareness by showing that behavioral shifts—from sleep issues to productivity blocks—are often physiological signals from the brain.

Our clinical team uses an integrative approach, combining neuropsychology with high-tech tools like neurofeedback and EMDR, to provide more than just a diagnosis. We provide a roadmap for peak performance and emotional regulation.

Explore the intersection of behavior and biology here:
https://serincenter.com/therapy/behavioral-health/

05/05/2026

Recognizing mental health struggles in the workplace and at home is a leadership skill.

As we observe Mental Health Awareness Month, it’s vital to recognize that behavioral shifts are often physiological signals that the nervous system is overwhelmed. From subtle changes in productivity to a "stuck" stress response, knowing the signs can help you support a colleague, friend, or family member before they reach burnout.

At Serin Center, we specialize in "short-circuiting" that stress switch using evidence-based tools like EMDR and neurofeedback to help high-achievers and families reclaim their mental clarity.

Read our full breakdown of the signs of struggle here: https://serincenter.com/emdr/signs-someone-you-know-is-struggling-with-mental-health/

05/01/2026

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we are shifting the conversation from "what is wrong with you" to "what is happening in your brain." At Serin Center, we believe that understanding the biological roots of stress, anxiety, and depression is the first step toward lasting change.

Our approach isn't just about managing symptoms; it’s about using the power of neuroplasticity to rewire the brain for resilience. Whether through 3D brain mapping, neurofeedback, or the Neurosomatic Reset Technique (NRT), we provide the tools to help your nervous system find its way back to balance.

Knowledge is the foundation of healing.
🔗 Visit our website to explore the science behind our treatments and start your journey toward a healthier brain:
👉 https://serincenter.com/

04/30/2026

Stop Managing Stress. Start Resetting It. 🌿

We all have those moments where our body reacts before our mind can catch up—the racing heart, the tight chest, the "foggy" brain. That is your nervous system stuck in a loop.

The Neurosomatic Reset Technique (NRT) at Serin Center is designed to meet you right where that stress lives: in your body. Using a structured method of somatic interoception and biofeedback, NRT helps calm the "alarm" in your brain so you can feel centered and focused again.

🔗 Want to see how it works? Head to our website to explore the science of NRT and book your evaluation.

✨ Learn more:a https://serincenter.com/treatments/neurosomatic-reset-technique-nrt/

04/23/2026

Students and Post-Docs: AzPA Arizona Psychological Association Day of Innovation is almost here! 🎓

This is your reminder to grab your registration at the discounted rate before the event reaches capacity. It’s the perfect way to network with experts, myself, and see the innovative tools you'll be using in your future practice.

Beat the deadline and sign up today: https://serincenter.com/serin-news/azpa-event-day-of-innovation/

04/17/2026

Attention students, post-docs, and residents! 🎓✨

Looking to get a head start on the latest clinical technologies? The Arizona Psychological Association has special discounted rates just for you for their upcoming CE Event: Day of Innovation. Come learn about the mechanisms of action behind new treatments and the shifting paradigms of medical trauma.

It’s a great day for networking and seeing where the field of psychology is headed next.

Learn more and register here: https://serincenter.com/serin-news/azpa-event-day-of-innovation/

04/14/2026

For many clinicians, bilateral stimulation (BLS) is a standard part of the protocol, but it shouldn't be a "black box." Tomorrow in partnership with Trauma Therapist Institute, I’m looking forward to diving deep into the actual neuroscience of what is happening in the brain when we use these tools.

If you have ever felt like you were simply following a script and wanting to move toward a place of science-informed confidence, this conversation is for you. We’ll be discussing how to move beyond basic settings and start calibrating modality, speed, and intensity to meet the specific needs of each unique nervous system.

We will also explore a vital but often overlooked piece: how you, as a provider, can use these same techniques to regulate your own arousal levels and prevent the clinical burnout that so often accompanies trauma work.

The live conversation begins tomorrow. I hope you’ll join me as we bridge the gap between clinical practice and applied neuroscience.

🔗 Register for free at the link below to join the discussion live:
https://serincenter.com/emdr/decoding-the-mystery-of-bilateral-stimulation/

Curious what's actually happening when you use BLS? Join Dr. Amy Serin for a free, raw, clinically useful conversation on April 15th.

04/10/2026

📢 Decoding the Mystery: What does Bilateral Stimulation (BLS) actually do to the brain? 🧬

From calming the amygdala to helping "digest" traumatic memories, BLS is a game-changer for modern therapy. We’re inviting you to explore the neurocircuitry behind the buzz!

I will be sharing some insights on why this technology is one of the most effective ways to lower stress in real-time. Don't miss out on understanding the future of brain-based healing.

Read more and join me here: https://serincenter.com/emdr/decoding-the-mystery-of-bilateral-stimulation/

04/09/2026

Acceptance Starts with Understanding 🧩

As a parent, noticing that your child processes the world differently can feel like a lonely journey—but it doesn't have to be. This Autism Acceptance Month, we are focusing on the power of understanding.

Early and accurate screening is the most powerful tool a parent can have. It isn't about placing a ceiling on what your child can achieve; it’s about opening the door to the specific support, therapies, and environments where they can truly shine.

At Serin Center, our autism screenings are thorough, compassionate, and data-driven. We help you understand your child’s unique sensory and cognitive profile so you can advocate for them with confidence."

👇 Is it time for a clearer picture? Visit our autism resource page to learn more about the condition and how to schedule a screening today.
https://serincenter.com/conditions-we-treat-at-serin-center/autism-spectrum-disorder/

04/09/2026

I’m looking forward to next week’s Clinical Conversation.

We’ll be taking a deeper look at bilateral stimulation (BLS)—what it’s actually doing in the brain and why it’s often underutilized in clinical work. This is one of those topics that tends to be talked about a lot, but not always clearly understood.

🗓 Wednesday, April 15
⏰ 1 PM Central

If you’re a clinician or someone interested in brain-based approaches to treatment, I think you’ll find the discussion worthwhile.

Hope you can join us.

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