Conditions We Treat
We are experts at using brain-focused therapy such as CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), Biofeedback & Neurofeedback for many types of conditions.
Frequently Requested
ADD/ADHD
ADD can be effectively treated and managed using cognitive, brain-focused therapy.
Anxiety
We specialize in the treatment of several forms of anxiety, including:
Depression
Depression is a disorder of the brain, which means treating depression means treating the brain.
Additional Areas of Expertise
Addiction
Not only does neurofeedback assist with your addiction battle, it greatly increases your chances of staying clean and sober.
Autism Spectrum
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and autism are both general terms for a group of complex disorders of brain development.
Brain Injuries & Concussions
Research shows that neurofeedback is an effective way to treat the symptoms of a concussion.
Chronic Pain
Pain is associated with the mind-body links and requires psychological and neurological assessment to determine treatment.
Headaches & Migraines
The use of biofeedback and relaxation techniques for headache has been evaluated extensively by expert panels and meta-analyses.
Insomnia
Research over the last ten years agrees on one thing, cognitive behavioral therapy will successfully treat insomnia, not medication.
Learning Differences
Research shows that neurofeedback is an effective treatment for improving the way you cognitively process information.
Memory Loss
Neurofeedback treatment teaches the brain self-regulation and brings the brain back into balance.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
There has been a good deal of research that supports OCD is the result of dysfunction in the brain.
Panic Attacks
Panic attack treatment involves treating the brain, and neurofeedback is proven to be successful in creating positive change in the brain.
PTSD
Just as the brain was changed by the trauma it can be trained out of the negative brain wave patterns and eliminate the symptoms of PTSD with neurofeedback.
Stress Management
Neurofeedback trains the brain networks, creating neural plasticity and connectivity to reduce the effects of stress.