Abnormal brain function is at the root of many cognitive, emotional, and behavioral disorders. By collecting data through qEEG brain mapping, neurofeedback experts can, quite literally, see how different parts of your brain are performing and working together. This allows your clinician to identify which frequencies of the brain may be out of balance or under performing.

Upon the analysis of your brain map, vast insight can be gleaned and leveraged to develop an effective treatment plan that is completely customized to your specific symptoms and goals. Insights from your qEEG brain map can be categorized into areas of over- and under-activity that present throughout the test. We’ll then correlate that information with the symptoms you may be struggling with to identify what specific frequencies in your brain need support. Our team of neurological experts leverage the Neuroguide database, one of the most respected resources in the field of neurofeedback, to guide the development of your treatment plan for maximum self improvement and well being.

Neurofeedback (NFB), also called neurotherapy, neuroconditioning, or neurobiofeedback, is a type of biofeedback that uses real-time displays of brain activity to create balanced flexibility in the brain. The experts at Braincode Centers use data from their electronecephalography (qEEG) report, or Brain MAP, to create a specifically designed protocol for your brain. During your training, they place sensors on the scalp to measure activity, and the activity measured is then rewarded through Operant Conditioning; they simply use this tool to create optimal brain function.

Neurofeedback/NeuroConditioning strengthens, calms, stabilizes, and restores the brain. Just like the muscles in your body, your brain needs training too. The overall goal of Neurofeedback is to improve neurological flexibility. The brain is optimally supposed to shift easily between states, from sleep, to relaxation, to calm alert, and high alert when necessary. Once your brain is “trained,” it can then shift on its own, as opposed to being “stuck” in a state of anxiety, anger, depression, etc.

Neurofeedback has the ability to directly impact our physiology and calm the central nervous system in an organic noninvasive way. The science behind neurofeedback is rooting in learning principles, Operant Conditioning, therefore the changes are often permanent. Research suggests approximately 30-40 sessions to create permanency; results may vary.

Two to three 45 minute sessions per week for thirty to fourty sessions.