What is Neurofeedback?

Neurofeedback is direct training of the brain which then learns to function with greater control and stability. Showing a person their brain's electrical activity on a computer screen, and rewarding the brain for changing its activity to more appropriate patterns, is a non-medical, non-invasive way to improve brain function. This stimulates the brain's capacity to better regulate itself, producing positive changes in mood, learning, behavior, and physical symptoms.

What happens during an EEG neurofeedback session?
Generally there are thirty minutes of actual brainwave training in a one hour session. The practitioner, using information from the initial intake session, chooses the location of sensors that are placed on the scalp, allowing electrical activity of the brain to be recorded and analyzed by computer. A video game, similar to a computer game, is viewed by the client. When the brain successfully achieves the desired brainwave state, the game moves faster, giving auditory and visual rewards. The video game "stalls" when the brain is not focused on the targeted exercise. Gradually, the brain learns to respond to the rewards, resulting in more focused and flexible brain functioning. Improved self-regulation of brainwave activity permits the best available response whenever needed in daily life.

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Neurofeedback is a state of the art brain training tool that is used to improve a variety of health conditions, as well as personal performance. Brain wave regulation is indicated for:

+ Peak Performance

+ Chronic Pain/Stress Management

+ ADD/ADHD

+ Depression/Anxiety

+ Autistic Spectrum Disorder

+ Fibromyalgia/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

+ Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

+ Headaches and Migraines

+ Sleep Disregulation