Neurofeedback Services
Neurofeedback is a cutting-edge brain training technique that helps improve brain function. It's a form of biofeedback that measures brain activity and teaches the brain to self-regulate for optimal performance. Neurofeedback takes advantage of the brain's ability to change itself. This ability is known as "neuroplasticity".
How Does Neurofeedback Work?
Brain Monitoring:
Sensors are placed on your head to measure brainwave activity in real-time. This is completely non-invasive and painless
Feedback Loop:
The data is processed by specialized software that provides immediate feedback through visual or auditory cues (like a video or sound changing in response to your brain activity).
Brain Training:
Over time, your brain learns to adjust and maintain healthier patterns, improving its function naturally.
What Disorders Can Neurofeedback Help With?
Autism Spectrum Disorder:
Supports emotional regulation and social interaction.
Sleep Disorders
Enhances sleep quality and reduces insomnia.
ADHD
Improves focus, attention, executive functioning, and impulse control.
Migraines and Chronic Pain
Alleviates pain intensity and frequency.
Anxiety
Reduces excessive worry and promotes calmness.
PTSD
Aids in processing trauma and reducing hyperarousal.
Depression
Helps regulate mood and emotional responses.
Why Choose Neurofeedback?
Non-invasive:
No medications or invasive procedures.
Personalized:
Tailored to your unique brain activity.
Lasting Benefits:
Encourages long-term brain health and self-regulation.
Safe
Backed by research and practiced by licensed professionals.
Is Neurofeedback Right for You?
If you or a loved one are struggling with any of the above conditions or are seeking to enhance focus, emotional well-being, or mental performance, neurofeedback may be an excellent option.
Our Program:
Consultation/Interview
Clinical Baseline Assessment(s), qEEG/Brain Mapping
2–3 Neurofeedback Sessions Per Week
Two Parent Training Sessions Per Month (For Minor Clients)
Typically, 20–40 sessions are recommended depending on the severity of client symptoms and/or brain abnormalities.
Clients with traumatic brain injuries or other serious conditions may require 60–80 sessions.