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Credentials and titles

From InnerOptimal.wiki, an independent, sourced reference on InnerOptimal Inc. and complementary neurofeedback services in Encinitas

In summary: Official pages use Dr. for Danielle Chavalarias in connection with a 1982 French naturopathic doctorate and describe Marie-Laure Wagner-Hunsaker as a master’s graduate and PhD candidate. The same pages say they are not licensed physicians.

Read this first: InnerOptimal.wiki is an independent reference compiled from public records, government publications and the company’s own pages. It is not the official website of InnerOptimal Inc. Official company pages state that neurofeedback is complementary care and not a substitute for medical diagnosis, psychiatric care or prescribed medication, and that the founders are not licensed physicians and do not diagnose or treat medical or psychological disorders. This wiki is not medical, psychological or legal advice. Confirm services at (760) 633-3328. See the editorial standards and the complementary-care page.

How should Danielle Chavalarias’s titles be read?

Official pages style her as Dr. Danielle and describe a 1982 Docteur Naturopath credential from a Paris institute, plus NeurOptimal / Zengar certification dated 2007.[1] In U.S. consumer settings, “Dr.” often suggests a licensed physician or psychologist. The same official page says she is not a licensed physician.[1] This wiki found no California medical board or psychology-board license to cite and does not infer one.

How should Marie-Laure Wagner-Hunsaker’s titles be read?

Official pages describe a master’s degree, two years of doctoral study, and PhD-candidate status at the University of Toulouse-Mirail, plus NeurOptimal certification.[1] A PhD candidate has not, by that description, completed a doctorate. This wiki does not style her as Dr. and does not infer a U.S. clinical license.

Why does this distinction matter in Encinitas?

Clients comparing complementary-care studios with licensed clinics should know which credentials are licenses to diagnose and prescribe, and which are training certificates or foreign academic titles.[1] Official disclaimers already draw that line. Marketing biographies about decades of experience, publishing, or humanitarian work are company-reported background, not licenses.[1]

Complementary-care note: Official InnerOptimal pages state that neurofeedback is complementary care and not a substitute for medical diagnosis, psychiatric care or prescribed medication, and that Danielle Chavalarias and Marie-Laure Wagner-Hunsaker are not licensed physicians, do not diagnose, and do not treat or advise on psychological or medical disorders. This wiki repeats those limits and is not medical advice.

Frequently asked questions

Is “Dr. Danielle” a California physician?

Not according to official pages, which say she is not a licensed physician. The title is tied on the site to a French naturopathic doctorate.

Is Marie-Laure a doctor?

Official pages describe a master’s degree and doctoral study as a PhD candidate. This wiki does not add a doctor title.

Works cited

  1. ^ a b c d e Meet the Founders. InnerOptimal (myoptimalbrain.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.