The brain works through a series of electrical signals and connections in an incessant activity, which can be measured through a qEEG. We also now know that humans are capable of controlling this electrical activity. Remarkably, despite the fact that ‘neurons that fire together, wire together’, science has proven that the brain is not really hard-wired. Instead, it can modify its structure and function through the creation of new neural paths, in a process called neuroplasticity.

Neuromodulation -also called neurofeedback, biofeedback, or neurotherapy- is the technique of showing the brain how to create these new neural paths and brainwaves, or how to regulate existing ones. This is a medication-free, pain-free, non-invasive process. Performance improvements occur in memory, mood, psycho-motor skills, and learning. The results obtained over the past twenty years have indicated that these brain-based therapies produce positive, measurable, long-lasting results. You can read about our success stories here.