Neurofeedback is supported as an effective therapy for many different psychiatric complications by multiple studies across various disciplines. However, some patients find it a challenge to regularly visit our office in person. For these patients, remote neurofeedback therapy is proving highly effective and convenient!
With many children and adults returning to school, ADHD begins to become a hot topic. If you or a loved one suffers from ADHD, we can help! With the combined use of lifestyle coaching and neurofeedback, we are seeing phenomenal results with improved focus.
New studies are using fMRI not just to demonstrate changes in brain activity but also to direct neurofeedback therapy for patients. This is evidence of how therapy from Brain Health Clinic has the potential to improve the lives of our clients.
Scientific studies of neurofeedback inconclusively proves that neurofeedback it is highly effective for treating specific types of brain disorders. Here we take a look at the evidence.
Oxidative stress plays a role in causing inflammation and bodily pain. This article discusses causes of oxidative stress and the use of infrared therapies.
Infrared light therapy is found to be beneficial in multiple studies, including this study completed by an international group of scientists. Find out more!
Alcohol Use Disorder can be a painful disorder with long lasting effects if untreated. Thankfully, there is hope! Find our what a Brazilian study shows as to the effectiveness of neurofeedback for improving the symptoms of Alcohol Use Disorder in patients.
Alcohol Use Disorder increased during the pandemic. It may be five to six years before drinking trends go back to normal, but for some people the change is permanent and deadly. How can you recognize the signs of AUD? Where can you look for assistance to overcome this disorder? Find out here.
Once you complete the initial four stages of the neurofeedback therapy process, we move to the actual neurofeedback therapy sessions. Find out more about it!
After collecting a significant amount of information about the mental health and brain functioning of our clients, we gather the material for a findings report. This helps us to develop personalized recommendations and answer all of your questions about the plan for therapy.
The qEEG or brain map is a vital diagnostic tool for the neurofeedback therapist. Without it, the therapist and the patient must employ a “best guess” process. Here are 4 things to know about brain mapping.