We have worked hard to present the areas that Neurofeedback can be used in therapy and never want to make promises beyond what can be quantified or experienced.

We feel strongly that Neurofeedback is a great treatment for ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder). As we start the school year and look at sending our kids back to the regulated discipline of the school day, ADHD in teens tends to become a more prominent issue.

Chronic depression can severely interfere with your daily activities and your overall quality of life. The actual root of someone’s depression can be quite elusive.

So, you’ve searched for alternative treatments to address your anxiety, depression, chronic pain, or brain injury/stroke. You’ve found that Neurofeedback is a great holistic, non-medicine option for helping, but how should you prepare?

You might have heard of these initials from your medical doctor in regard to having a sleep study done, or from a neurologist to help diagnose seizures, epilepsy, brain injury, dizziness, headaches or other medical conditions. But what is an EEG?

When you schedule your first neurofeedback appointment, our first order of business is to get what's called a Brain Map. But what in the world is this Brain Map?

This post will give you the 4-1-1 on how neurofeedback works and how it might help you!