Brain Balance Center of Woodbury

Brittany Pfeffer

Performance and Exercise Coach

Brittany is a Marine Corps veteran and Performance Coach at Brain Balance of Woodbury where she empowers children and adolescents to build essential cognitive skills for personal growth and resilience. Brittany believes that with the right support, every person can unlock their full potential and build a foundation for lifelong resilience and success. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and is currently completing a master’s degree in child and adolescent development, with a focus on executive function, growth mindset development, and identity development. Prioritizing an empathetic approach, adaptability, and evidence-based strategies, Brittany is committed to providing each student with personalized coaching to foster meaningful progress.

Andy Field

Program Director

Andy was 17 when he realized that he had a passion for helping people. With this in mind he joined the military and traveled across the country gaining skills and experience that have molded him into the person he is today. Andy is thrilled to be working at Brain Balance because he feels the program is geared to meet the children where they are and set them up for success. He feels he can really make a difference here and is happy that his journey of helping others has brought him to Brain Balance.

Andy strengths lie in being a leader, advocating for others, and in his persistence to make a difference. He is very detail oriented and feels this will also make a positive impact for the kids he works with and the coaches and families he interacts with.

Andy has a bachelors of art in Business Management from University of Oklahoma.