Expert Neurofeedback Therapy

Neurofeedback is a non-invasive tool to retrain your brain. Think of it like physical therapy for your brain. You can learn tools to increase the control, flexibility and resiliency of your mind and boost mental performance.

Personalized Neurotherapy

Neurofeedback therapy is a non-invasive tool to help you teach your brain how to enhance its performance. It has been scientifically shown to help people with a range of symptoms and medical problems. Thanks to advances in this technology, you can also now train in the comfort of your own home.

Brain Mapping

A Brain Map is like a multi-point inspection of your brain’s performance, and this is an important first step to determine how and if neurofeedback therapy is going to help you achieve your goals.

Science of Neurofeedback

Neurofeedback uses positive reinforcement to enhance performance. In other words, every time your brain is showing improvement, you are rewarded.

Raise your right arm. Good. How did you do you that? How do you know that you successfully did it? Most people will say their brain sent a signal to their arm, and they know they did it because they could feel it and see it. Now, increase the relaxation in your brain. Decrease mental fog. You cannot see that or easily understand what it would feel like to make those changes. That is why neurofeedback is so powerful. I can teach you how to change those brainwave patterns while showing them to you on a screen. There are two kind of Neurofeedback systems: passive and active. Passive systems send a signal to your brain to help jump start it. This is a gentle process, and is NOT shock therapy. Active Neurofeedback requires you to be engaged in the process. A machine reads your brainwaves, and you are rewarded when you show improvement. There are several reasons you might choose passive or active neurofeedback. Active generally provides more permanent change and leaves the client in control. Passive can create faster change and puts the machine in control more than the client. You can learn more about Neurofeedback research by visiting The International Society for Neuroregulation and Research.

In-Home Neurofeedback

What To Expect

Most clients train their brain 1 to 3 times per week for about 3 to 6 months. All training is currently offered remotely, and it is highly recommended you start with an evaluation and brain map.

NeuroMeditation Training

When you combine meditation with neurofeedback therapy, you can often decrease the number of sessions by about 50%. Most importantly, meditation is not one-size-fits-all, so it’s important to make sure you appropriately match your NeuroMeditation style to your brain.

Focus

Sustain your attention on a single object or experience

Wakes up your frontal lobes

Mindfulness

Moving awareness usually of physical sensations

Calms your parietal and sometimes temporal lobes

Quiet Mind

Silences your inner monologue and critic

Slows down frontal and sometimes parietal lobes

Open Heart

Increases feelings of empathy and love towards yourself and others Improves left frontal lobe functions

Individual Therapy & Neurofeedback Testimonials

“After just one neurofeedback session my wife said I was a changed man. I was more pleasant, had more energy, and I slept great that night.”

“Thanks for all the help this past year. Our son really does seem to be doing better in school and at keeping his mind from cycling through worries.”

“I would like to thank you for the amazing difference that this treatment has made in my life. I have found that I have gotten much better in regard to the obsessive thoughts, and I have reached the goals that I set.”

“I’ve been in a pretty good place the last few months, and I’d like to credit you for helping to make that happen. I appreciate the advice, perspective, and feedback you’ve given me, as well as just being available to listen while I get my thoughts out.”

Neurofeedback & Brain Map FAQs

What kind of neurofeedback do you practice?

I use amplitude neurofeedback training that keeps the client in control of their brain. I find this provides the best long-term results. If you are interested in other kinds of neurotherapy, I can help advise on what is available in the current marketplace.

What is NeuroMeditation?

NeuroMeditation combines Neurofeedback with meditation practices to provide you with enhanced training. We can correctly identify what kind of meditation you should be practicing, and then help you monitor your brain to make sure you are doing it properly.

Most clients that integrate neuromeditation into their treatment cut the total sessions by about half.

What is a Brain Map?

A Brain Map is like a multipoint inspection of your brain. It helps to identify areas that need support and areas that are functioning well.

What is your fee for a Brain Map?

Brain maps are $850 which includes the test in the office, analysis, a written report, and a follow up appointment to review the findings and recommendations.

What is your fee for Neurofeedback training?

We currently only offer in-home training because of the convenience and affordability to clients. Memberships include unlimited sessions on your own. The first month is $1750 which includes 4 live trainings with Dr H. All additional months are $750 and include 1 live training with Dr H.

Do I have to keep coming back every month or year?

Most clients finish their treatment in 3-6 months, and in most cases they do not need to return for booster sessions unless a significant event has occurred (i.e. trauma, major stressor, car accident). Some clients do find that working on a few goals initially is most helpful, and then returning to work on additional goals about a year later continues to improve their performance.

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If you are motivated and ready to make positive changes in your life, we are ready to help you. We offer all potential clients a free phone consultation to make sure you feel comfortable with our approach and we feel confident in our ability to help you.

Expert Neurofeedback Therapy

Personalized Neurotherapy

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Anxiety Disorders

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Sleep & Insomnia

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Brain Mapping

Science of Neurofeedback

In-Home Neurofeedback

What To Expect

Evaluate

Brain Map

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