Neurofeedback, also known as EEG (electroencephalogram) biofeedback, is a non-invasive therapeutic technique that uses brainwave activity to help patients improve their brain function. It's a type of biofeedback, which is a mind-body technique that uses sensors to detect and promote physiological changes. Neurofeedback uses electroencephalograph readings to detect brain waves and provide real-time feedback to the patient through a computer-based program. The feedback is usually in the form of audio or visual signals, such as beeps or flashing lights, to help patients recognize and modify their thought patterns.
Our Process
The process for neurofeedback involves setting goals for treatment, training the brain with positive feedback, and repeating training. The goal is to help the brain develop healthier patterns of activity, which can help alleviate symptoms of various neurological disorders and mental health conditions. These conditions include, but are limited to: Mental health issues, Developmental delays and behavior disorders, and Neurological issues and brain injuries.