Brain Training. Redefined.
The first step is to record an image of your brain function. The noninvasive process involves monitoring your brainwaves for 6 minutes with eyes open and 6 minutes with eyes closed.
Analyze Results
Your qEEG (Quantitative Electroencephologram) recording is uploaded to a normative database that compares your brain to an individual your age and gender that is within normal range. Your Neuromap report identifies your emotional and cognitive issues by showing the areas of the brain that are operating outside the healthiest range. A suggested protocol is generated and designed to stabilize the area of the brain that is the farthest away from the optimal level.
Neurofeedback Sessions
Your Neurofeedback sessions are relaxing and enjoyable as you watch a movie of your choice for 30 minutes. Sensors read your brainwaves while photic glasses guide your brain into an optimal pattern. Audio and visual cues reward the brain, encouraging these patterns to become permanent. Patients often train 2-3 times per week for approximately 6-10 weeks, completing a 20 session program.
The first step is to record an image of your brain function. The noninvasive process involves monitoring your brainwaves for 6 minutes with eyes open and 6 minutes with eyes closed.
Analyze Results
Your qEEG (Quantitative Electroencephologram) recording is uploaded to a normative database that compares your brain to an individual your age and gender that is within normal range. Your Neuromap report identifies your emotional and cognitive issues by showing the areas of the brain that are operating outside the healthiest range. A suggested protocol is generated and designed to stabilize the area of the brain that is the farthest away from the optimal level.
Neurofeedback Sessions
Your Neurofeedback sessions are relaxing and enjoyable as you watch a movie of your choice for 30 minutes. Sensors read your brainwaves while photic glasses guide your brain into an optimal pattern. Audio and visual cues reward the brain, encouraging these patterns to become permanent. Patients often train 2-3 times per week for approximately 6-10 weeks, completing a 20 session program.
