Neurofeedback, also known as EEG biofeedback or neurotherapy, is a safe, painless and noninvasive method for training the brain to improve its own self-regulation. When information is fed back to the brain visually and audibly through the system, the brain can optimize its own activation level, focus, attention and mood.

Research has demonstrated that various EEG (brainwave) frequencies are related to specific qualities of arousal, attention, mood and consciousness. Particular patterns of these frequencies determine the difference between peak performance and malfunction, or sometimes between joy and despair.

Neurofeedback is like taking your brain to the gym. It’s a learning strategy that enables people to alter their brain waves and exercise the brain's own regulatory mechanisms. It is used with great success to treat conditions and disabilities which cause the brain to function well below its optimal capacity. Instead of merely treating symptoms, neurofeedback addresses the root issues related to patterns of dysregulation in the nervous system. These patterns of dysregulation can lead to symptoms including problems with focus and attention, learning challenges, mood fluctuations, behavioral disturbances, sleep issues, hormone imbalances, pain, migraines, emotional disturbances, substance abuse, seizures and secondary stroke symptoms. It is also useful for optimizing the brain for peak performance in business, sports and performing arts as it improves the overall performance and functioning of an individual. 

Neurofeedback is used as an aid to significantly improve brain function, which has a direct impact on performance; but more importantly, it is a highly effective treatment for various symptoms arising from trauma, brain dysregulation and injury. These include attention deficit / hyperactivity disorder, behavioral conduct  problems, learning disabilities, sleep problems, teeth grinding, tinnitus, chronic pain and migraines. It is also helpful with mood disorders, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, weight control, seizures, and secondary stroke symptoms.