EEG impulses are measured with sensors placed on the scalp. These EEG impulses are then monitored using a high-tech computer program in our office, which analyzes the brain wave patterns. The patterns measured are alpha, beta, theta, and delta waves.
We directly train the brain so that it functions with greater control and stability. We observe the brain in action from moment to moment over a 30 minute session. While we are doing this, we feed these brain wave patterns and information back to the person, visually and auditorily. We then “reward” the brain for changing its own activity to more appropriate patterns. This is a gradual learning process.
The Neurofeedback system compares the subject’s brain wave patterns against a known pattern(s) of what we would consider to be “within the normal rage” or average profile of brain waves. We utilize the long history of evidence based research.