About qEEG & Neurofeedback

EEG biofeedback can strengthen a person’s ability to control the brain’s activity.

We employ qEEG (quan­ti­tative elec­troen­cephalogram) and EEG biofeedback (also called neuro­feedback or neurotherapy) to train indi­viduals to alter their brain­waves. Just as physical exercise helps a person strengthen their muscles, mental exer­cises such as those made possible by EEG biofeedback can strengthen a person’s ability to control the brain’s activity.

To accom­plish this, we first create a brain map (qEEG) — a picture of the activity in a person’s brain before training. This is done by attaching painless, non-invasive sensors to his or her scalp and recording the signals received. With this map, neuro­feedback protocols are tailored to the individual’s needs.

"After doing neu­ro­feed­back I have bet­ter word find­ing and artic­u­la­tion; bet­ter orga­ni­za­tion and struc­ture at work and at home."

Neuro­feedback is used in conjunction with psychotherapy for atten­tional disorders, brain injury, anxiety, Asperger’s, and sleep.

qEEG mapping and Neuro­feedback training are conducted in a comfortable office setting, at our Centers, utilizing state-of-the-art computer-assisted equipment. Neuro­feedback is used in conjunction with psychotherapy for atten­tional disorders, brain injury, anxiety, Asperger’s, and sleep. Extensive scien­tific liter­ature docu­ments its safety and efficacy.

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