What is Neurofeedback?

Neurofeedback is an evidenced-based neurotherapy that uses biofeedback to improve brain function by activating the brain's natural ability to form new connections in response to stimuli.

Objectives and Benefits of Neurotherapy

The primary goal of neurotherapy is to rewire your brain to its optimal functioning - increasing areas of underperformance and decreasing areas of over performance. This is achieved by repeated brain training sessions using the computerized BrainPaint neurofeedback program - that teaches your central nervous system to reorganize and regulate brainwave frequencies.

BrainPaint is used to treat the following concerns:

How BrainPaint Works

During your first session you will complete a 95 question assessment to assist your therapist and the BrainPaint software in developing a protocol specific to your brainwaves and brain function.

During your first neurofeedback session, your BrainPaint therapist will set you up by placing sensors on your scalp that will provide feedback to the computerized software via brainwaves.

Depending on your protocol, you will either watch a series of images on a screen or visualize images for the determined length of your session - usually about 30 minutes.

Your therapist will ask you a series of questions regarding symptoms and brain function to begin each session - this allows the software to optimize your protocol based on your personalized progress and experience.

Timeline and Flexibility

Neurofeedback is administered over a number of sessions. Generally, people notice improvements within the first five to eight sessions.

For best results and lasting improvements, twenty to thirty sessions are recommended with a minimum of two sessions per week.

Neurofeedback - BrainPaint