Neurofeedback is...

Neurofeedback is a subdivision of biofeedback. During neurofeedback sessions, electronic sensors monitor brainwave patterns and specific feedback is provided when different patterns emerge, which train the brain how to stay regulated. When the brainwaves are working in balanced patterns, the brain is regulated and in its optimal state. When unbalanced, the brainwaves are dysregulated. Symptoms of AD/HD, anxiety, depression, poor sleep quality, and other similar things arise from the brain being dysregulated. Individual brainwaves work like the strings of a guitar. When all strings are in tune, there is harmony, but if one string goes out of tune, everything is thrown off. Like a guitar, a brain can be tuned.

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• The History
• How Neurofeedback Works
• What does a session look like?

Quick Facts

• Initially developed over 30 years ago
• Clinically proven to be effective and safe
• Also known as EEG Biofeedback​
• The brain is trained by listening to and watching your own brainwaves
• Has been used with athletes and teams to bring them championships, and Olympic medals
• Aids significantly in the recovery from the symptoms of traumatic brain injuries
• Commonly used to treat mental health issues and addiction
• Improves memory, focus, reaction times, sleep quality, stress resilience, muscle memory, and energy
• Sessions last 45 minutes to an hour
• Users experience improvements within 6-8 sessions
• Growth experienced is retained similar to the way we remember how to ride a bike
• Neurofeedback is non-invasive and quite enjoyable