Patients with anxiety may be overwhelmed, exhausted, and stressed. They cannot concentrate because of their intense inner focus. Anxious people may appear calm, but their brains never seem to calm down.  The constant internal chatter can get so bad that it interrupts sleep and robs quality of life. People suffering from anxiety don't live in the present, they constantly worry about the future or live in the past. Neurofeedback is the fastest ways to teach people how to learn to help themselves, and it's easy to learn. These technologies have been used for many years with solid, proven results. It's true, neurofeedback helps to reduce anxiety and stay calmer.

Neurofeedback was used in the 1970's to improve seizure disorders. A seizure disorder is a disease in which the brain lost its stability. People with seizures can regulate and stabilize their brains through neurofeedback training. Research studies show how effective neurofeedback training can be in the reduction of seizures.

There are millions of people around the world suffering from insomnia, which is not only affecting their daily life, but also creating other medical issues. NF can be a powerful tool for helping people fall asleep and stay asleep. Interestingly, patients will comment on how their sleep has improved within the first 10 sessions regardless of their diagnosis.

PTSD is a very serious disorder of anxiety. NF was developed by DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) to help military veterans with severe PTSD after they were discharged. NF trains the brain to produce a calm state as well as help the patient self-regulate the stress response to improve the anxiety.

Stroke and TBI involved injuries to the brain. With neurofeedback, the brain is exercised. Brain training is completely individualized and the specific areas of the brain affected by the stroke or TBI are targeted during neurofeedback therapy. Often in the case of stroke and TBI, a neurofeedback practitioner will utilize a qEEG brain map to determine which areas should be targeted. A variety of symptoms can be improved through neurofeedback training, such as speech, movement, regulating moods, controlling behavior, and reducing headaches. Neurofeedback training session works by rewiring the Brodmann areas that are not affected by the damaged brain tissue.

NF therapy is revolutionary in how it can relate a patient's current brain-wave activity and relay that information to our doctors in real-time. Our doctors can then begin non-invasive treatment to help correct abnormal brain-wave activity by selectively increasing your alpha waves to the right hemisphere of your brain while reducing alpha waves on your left hemisphere. After sessions using neurofeedback therapy, abnormal brain activity starts stabilizing, which in turn improves function, mood, and outcomes are optimized.

Dementia is a neurodegenerative disorder that's identified by loss of memory and cognitive functions. Theta brainwaves have been linked to memory. As we age, those brainwaves start to lose efficiency. Our neurofeedback sessions have been specifically designed to optimize Theta brainwaves thus improving memory.

Falls are common in the elderly and are caused by multiple factors. Overuse of psychiatric medications, memory problems, poor concentration, and poor balance are typical causes of a fall. Studies have shown that Neurofeedback can improve cognition, improve concentration, reduce the use of psychiatric medications, and improve balance. Thus, reducing the incidence of falls.