Neurofeedback can sometimes sound complicated when it is described in technical terms. One of the reasons I enjoyed this conversation with Dayna is that we were able to talk about it much as I would with someone sitting across from me who simply wanted to understand what neurofeedback is and why we use it.

A QEEG is a special test that measures your brain’s electrical activity

A video description of how Neurofeedback works

A quantitative EEG (qEEG) can provide a remarkable amount of information about how the brain is functioning. By examining electrical activity recorded from the scalp, we can evaluate patterns of brainwave activity, regional differences, connectivity, and the balance between slower and faster frequencies. But there is an important limitation: most traditional qEEG recordings tell us primarily what the brain is doing at rest. Event-Related Potentials (ERPs) add another dimensio

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What influences the pricing and what you can expect when considering QEEG brain mapping.