Neurofeedback for...

...when our brains don't regulate themselves well.  A variety of psychological and/or physical symptoms can occur with misbehaving brain waves. Some examples include:

• Attention problems
• Anxiety or Fears
• Sleep problems
• Chronic stress
• Difficulty with concentration and focus
• Migraine and headache

Neurofeedback also works well with:

• Brain trauma (due to a physical or chemical injury)
• Psychological trauma
• Reactive attachment (adoption or difficult birth, including intensive care stay)
• Other difficult situations

What is Neurofeedback?

This is a learning technique by which the brain improves its function by receiving information about its own brain waves.  The brain can be encouraged to produce more or less of certain brain waves ...More

Who can benefit from Neurofeedback?

EEG Biofeedback was first applied as a tool in managing epilepsy in 1972. This success prompted exploration into managing Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, which also met with good success ...More