Neurotherapy, sometimes referred to as neurofeedback, has been around since the late 1950’s and early ‘60’s, and by the 70’s and 80’s, neurofeedback was used to treat ADHD in children, adolescents and adults, drug abuse, problems with pain and a variety of other conditions.

Neuroscience has come to accept the interrelation between the central nervous system, the autoimmune system, emotional, physical, and mental health. It has conceded that indeed, the brain can change at any age, and that we create new neurons throughout life. The natural mechanisms underlying neurofeedback are now becoming clear.

Yes! Neurotherapy is non-invasive and retrains/reinforces your optimal brain functioning.

Individuals of all ages can benefit from neurofeedback, whether struggling with a specific condition or just wanting to optimize brain functioning, neurofeedback can help.

Some doctors have had exposure to neurofeedback and/or current research. However, because neurofeedback is a specialty and not part of the standard medical school/residency curriculum, not all doctors are educated about, trained in, or are even aware of neurofeedback.

Brainwave monitoring is no longer 'experimental'. It is common practice in scientific studies to assess how people's brains are functioning under various conditions of illness, stress and mental difficulties.

Parents and practitioners concerned about the side effects of medications are seeking alternatives. It is important to talk with your prescribing physician regarding any changes to medications.

The free initial consult and takes about 15-20 minutes. During the consult, you and the practitioner will discuss the process, what brought you in and any questions/concerns you may have.

If you decide to move forward with neurofeedback treatment, a brain mapping session will be scheduled/take place to assist in creating a plan for individualized treatment.

Brain mapping, also known as a quantitative electroencephalogram (QEEG), is the first step in assessing how your brain is functioning. This is done by detecting your brainwaves and getting a picture of your brainwave activity.

For more information on a brain map, click here.

Each client is provided an individualized treatment, and everybody’s brain is unique, so treatment and length of sessions/treatment varies from person to person. On average, it is common for 20 to 40 sessions to create long-lasting results, however, clients have seen improvements after 10 sessions.

That is not a problem at all! Our staff and clinicians will walk you through the process, starting from the moment you contact our office, during your first intake session and throughout the counseling process. We wholeheartedly welcome any and all questions that you may have, and look forward to helping you understand the entire therapeutic process from beginning to end!

There are no specific reasons individuals seek counseling services. Sometimes people struggle to cope with and manage daily life stressors. Other times people have specific obstacles/issues/struggles they would like to discuss in counseling. Sometimes people just want or need an unbiased, supportive ear to share thoughts and feelings. There is no “right” or “wrong” reason for seeking counseling services. We offer a wide range of services to fit the individual needs of each client. Following your intake appointment, our clinicians will work with you to create an individualized treatment plan geared towards your own specific needs!

Don’t let financial responsibility deter you from seeking treatment and healing. We have a variety of options available for those who may benefit from financial assistance to pay for our counseling services. Give our office a call and we will do everything in our power to ensure you get the services you need!