The neurofeedback process begins with an initial assessment, where a baseline measurement of the brain’s electrical activity is taken, often using a QEEG (Quantitative Electroencephalogram). This helps identify any irregular patterns or areas of concern, providing a roadmap for your healing journey. The QEEG data is then reviewed, highlighting deviations from normal brainwave patterns and giving us a clear understanding of your brain’s function. In the training phase, sensors are placed on your scalp to monitor brainwaves while you engage in tasks or watch a video that responds to your brain activity in real-time, offering immediate feedback. Over time, you learn to regulate your brain activity by adjusting to the feedback, reinforcing positive changes in brainwave patterns that improve cognitive and emotional functions. Neurofeedback is used to address a variety of issues, including stress management, sleep quality, focus, and conditions like ADHD, anxiety, and depression. As sessions progress, we provide psychoeducational tools to help you integrate what you've learned into daily life, making lasting change easier to apply outside of therapy. Our goal is to help you reach a point of optimization where you can graduate from sessions and thrive in the real world, empowered by the science-backed methods of neurofeedback.

Yes, we offer both neurofeedback and counseling services, individually or combined. This integrative approach blends neuroscience and psychology to help you understand external experiences and uncover hidden internal dynamics. With transformational tools, educational resources, and counseling support, we guide you toward healing and accessing your inner wisdom.

Neurofeedback has been approved by the FDA and deemed highly efficacious. This modality has existed since the 1960’s.

Neurofeedback treatment is considered to be a safe practice and is associated with minimal risk. The most common side effect is drowsiness.

Item descDifferent brainwaves correspond to various mental states and are measured in Hertz (Hz), which reflects cycles per second. These brainwaves can fluctuate based on numerous factors and are linked to both positive functions and negative symptoms. For instance, when slower brainwaves dominate, individuals may experience sluggishness, inattention, and feelings of depression or insomnia. Conversely, an abundance of higher-frequency waves can lead to heightened critical thinking, hyper-alertness, or anxiety, resulting in nightmares, hyper-vigilance, and impulsive behavior. An overactive brainwave can disrupt efficient functioning, while insufficient activity in a specific wave may prevent us from accessing its beneficial effects.Brainwave imbalances can arise from various influences, including genetics, trauma, stress, lifestyle choices, and behaviors, all of which affect how our brainwaves interact. The primary types of brainwaves include delta, theta, alpha, low beta, beta, high beta, and gamma; however, gamma is currently considered to have limited clinical value, as its measurement with existing EEG technology is debated.

Neurofeedback works by measuring and providing real-time feedback on brainwave activity, often through sensors placed on the scalp. The data is then presented visually or audibly, helping individuals learn to modify their brainwave patterns. This process encourages the brain to strengthen and reinforce more adaptive patterns, which leads to improvements in various cognitive, emotional, and physical functions.

By addressing the underlying brainwave imbalances that contribute to various conditions, neurofeedback empowers individuals to tap into their brain’s natural ability to heal and self-regulate, providing a non-invasive, drug-free solution to a wide range of challenges. Whether you’re looking to improve mental performance or seeking relief from a specific condition, neurofeedback can be a transformative tool in your journey toward well-being.

A Quantitative Electroencephalogram (qEEG), also known as a brain map, is a powerful diagnostic tool used to assess brain activity and identify patterns that can be linked to various mental, emotional, and physical conditions helping clinicians assess brainwave patterns and imbalances, treat conditions like ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and more, guide neurofeedback treatment, aid in counseling protocols, track and optimize brain function and personalized treatment plans to an individual’s unique brain map.

Currently, we do not bill directly to insurance, but our dedicated staff can help create superbills for insurance reimbursement.  Additionally, we accept HSA (health savings account)  and FSA (flexible savings account) to make your experience seamless. Lastly, our clinic can assist with financing needs with no interest rate for 15 months! We never want financing to be an obstacle for you and are always open to having a conversation.

For your convenience, we offer virtual sessions to guarantee accessibility and flexibility in receiving our services, as well as in-person appointments. Whether you prefer telehealth, phone consultations, or in-person appointments, we aim to accommodate your desires and needs.

Neurofeedback is a non-invasive, medication-free approach for treating a variety of conditions which can include but are not limited to: ADD, ADHD, Addiction, anxiety, social anxiety, eating disorders, OCD, ruminations, depression, intrusive thoughts, self-esteem, addiction, stress management, motivation, distractibility, symptoms associated with autism, oxidative stress, memory, focus, PTSD, learning disabilities, chronic and acute pain, catastrophizing, body dysmorphia, autoimmune condition, negative self-narration, and so much more!