Our brain works on wavelengths, and Neurofeedback involves non-invasive technology that either speeds up or slows down those wavelengths. This best serves as a compliment to talk therapy, but can be a helpful way to reduce symptoms
— Jonny Pack, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in Asheville, NCNeurofeedback, in my opinion, is the only drug-free treatment besides psychotherapy that is really truly effective in treating a wide variety of mental health symptoms, in a lasting way. Please visit my website for more info but suffice to say that I have seen practically miraculous transformations in my clients' (and my own!) anxiety, depression, distractibility, moodiness, impulsivity, self-consciousness, executive function, sleep quality, productivity, energy, and so much more!
— Ursa Davis, Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate in Longmont, COI am trained in The Polyvagal Theory and I am certified in The Safe & Sound Protocol. I engage in psychoeducation and skill building with all of my clients regarding the structure and function of their nervous system and how to expand their body's ability to feel more safe. The Safe & Sound Protocol is a separate, non-invasive sound therapy that helps activate the vagus nerve and increase distress tolerance. I offer this as a separate program to my clients.
— Brandi Solanki, Counselor in Waco, TXThere are two of us at the practice that do neurofeedback to help with emotional regulation and ADHD. Since most insurance companies do not reimburse for neurofeedback at this time, we either integrate into the normal counseling session or charge a separate fee for the neurofeedback only.
— Dr. Brian Sillanpaa, Licensed Professional Counselor in Tempe, AZTreating many clients with diverse ailments.
— Audra Van Tassell, Art Therapist in West Hartford, CTNeurodiversity-affirming | The ways in which we experience mental and physical health, sex, relationships, work, money, and nearly every aspect of life can be impacted by neurodivergence, such as ADHD, Autism, complex trauma, and more. In the past, therapy was aimed at “fixing” issues from an ableist lens rather than accepting us as our whole selves. I bring an affirming perspective to neurodiversity and incorporate your experiences and identities into our sessions.
— Mollo Ivo, Licensed Master of Social Work in Rocky Hill, CTThe brain has an incredible, inherent ability to self-correct. Nonlinear neurofeedback training is designed to provide the brain with the information it needs to make its own adjustments. By detecting and monitoring changes in the cortical patterns within the brain, neurofeedback training allows your brain – and you – to become more flexible and resilient.
— Kristen Baird-Goldman, Licensed Marriage & Family TherapistNeurofeedback improves mental health by: 1. Self-Regulation: Enhances the brain's ability to regulate its activity. 2. Symptom Reduction: Alleviates symptoms of conditions like ADHD, anxiety, and depression. 3. Stress Management: Promotes relaxation and reduces stress. 4. Cognitive Functioning: Improves attention, focus, and overall cognitive performance. This non-invasive technique uses real-time feedback to train the brain towards healthier patterns.
— Aimee Halloran, Licensed Professional Counselor Associate in Garland, TXI use the LENS system for neurofeedback.
— Laura Giles, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Goochland, VAMy evolving experience at Pathwaves, a center that I cofounded, provides me with a powerful and natural tool that gives individuals the ability to more quickly transform parts that keep them in unhealthy patterns. This provides them with effective and sustainable practice that leads to more efficient self-regulation of their nervous system. This helps to quickly and sustainably resolve patterns of unmanageable anxiety, depression, sleep, anger, and other performance limitations.
— Ryan Landau, Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Miami, FLNeurofeedback is a type of biofeedback that allows you to see your brainwaves in real time and learn to control them to optimize health and wellbeing.
— Sarah Gray, Psychologist in Arlington, MANeurofeedback therapy can help imbalances in the brain that cause chronic and disruptive negative emotions that impact day-to-day life. At Clear Mind Treatment, Neurofeedback allows us to train brain activity. The best way to describe Neurofeedback is biofeedback for your brain.
— Adam Smith, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in Los Angeles, CA