Resources & FAQ

Neurofeedback is a form of brain training that uses real-time information about your brain’s electrical activity (EEG) to help it learn healthier patterns. Sensors read your brainwaves, and the system rewards the brain (through video, sound, or imagery) whenever it moves toward more regulated activity. Over time, the brain learns to sustain those patterns on its own.

Neurofeedback is non-invasive and painless. Nothing is sent into your brain; the sensors only read activity, like a stethoscope listens to a heartbeat. There are no needles and no medication involved.

Medication can manage symptoms while you take it. Neurofeedback aims to help the brain self-regulate so improvements are learned and lasting, a drug-free approach to the underlying patterns.

A quantitative EEG (qEEG) is a detailed recording of your brainwave activity compared against a normative database. It produces a color-coded “map” that shows where your brain is over- or under-regulated, so your training plan targets exactly what you need.

It varies by person and goal. Many clients begin noticing changes within the first several sessions, with a typical training course running over a number of weeks. We’ll give you a personalized estimate after your brain map and results review.

Children, teens, and adults. People come to us for focus, sleep, anxiety, mood, after concussions, and for peak performance. If you’re not sure whether it’s a fit, start with a brain map and we’ll talk through your results.

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