What are people saying about neurofeedback?
“It is easier for me to go to sleep. I’m more open to conversations and making more conversations on my own as well. Don’t really get grumpy or upset too often.”
-16-year-old with Autism and ADD
“Neurofeedback has helped with my son’s self-esteem and feeling more comfortable with himself. He is a highly self-motivated boy and gets frustrated when things don't go the way he would like. This caused a lot of frustration and anger. Since starting neurofeedback, he is more flexible in his expectations and he seems more comfortable and relaxed. He is able to self soothe better when he does get upset and doesn't keep reliving the experience for hours. He also will now sit and snuggle and show his affection for me where he was always too busy to take the time to do that before, even if he wanted to have that time for himself.”
-Mother of 9-year-old with ADHD and anxiety
“I sought out neurofeedback because my anxiety was unmanageable. I’m so glad that I did try neurofeedback. I didn’t know what to expect so after the first session I was surprised at how much more relaxed my muscles where. My sleep patterns started to improve, before neurofeedback I would have to force myself to sleep and not have restful sleep. Now I can’t keep myself awake even if I wanted to, and I’m waking up rested and relaxed. My anxiety is at a very manageable level, I’m more open to change and more willing to just go with the flow of life, whereas before I was trying to control life. I’m able to take in a situation, not get overwhelmed and think it through without anxiety taking over. I have more body awareness, I sense when I’m tired or hungry when this has been a struggle in my life.
“Neurofeedback has been much more helpful in my personal recovery and managing my mental disorders than any prescribed chemical prescription I’ve tried in the past.”
-47-year-old with a history of, general anxiety disorder, C-PTSD, & bipolar disorder
Video Testimonials
Skyler - History of Traumatic Brain Injuries
Debbie - History of PTSD