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What Makes Our Neurofeedback Different?

At Safe Place Counseling, we employ NeuroGuide’s cutting-edge 19-Channel LORETA Z-Score Neurofeedback—an unparalleled advancement in neurofeedback technology. While many neurofeedback systems typically require over 60 sessions and train only 1-4 sites at a time, our system trains 19 channels each time and often demonstrates improvements in as few as 20 sessions. This accelerated progress reduces symptoms quicker and minimizes costs for our clients. We also do HEG and HeartMath® training sessions at no extra cost!

NeuroGuide:

NeuroGuide's 19 Channel LORETA Z-SCORE system is an unparalleled advancement in neurofeedback technology
Improvements in as few as 20 sessions
Trains 19 sites at a time vs other systems that only train 1-4 at a time
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System cited in over 100,000 peer-reviewed articles
Targets deeper brain areas, including entire emotional networks and neural pathways, enhancing signal transmission speed throughout the brain.

State Changer® HEG Neurofeedback Training by Brain-Trainer International:

HEG stands for HemoEncephaloGraphy–training and helps:

Increase blood levels and blood oxygenation, which improve the metabolic capacity of parts of the brain.
Is primarily done on the pre-frontal cortex, the area behind the forehead, which is the executive center of the brain.
State Changer is a game your brain plays to help build your brain’s ability to shift between intense concentration and pure awareness.
Just as aerobics and exercises like Yoga/Pilates change your body through practice, playing State Changer changes your brain.

HeartMath® Biofeedback System:

HeartMath® Biofeedback uses heart rate variability (HRV) biofeedback to:

Access a healthy, high-performance state called “heart coherence"
Balance your mind and emotions.
Help prevent stress and clear your thinking for more effective choices.

Most insurances do not pay for Neurofeedback services, but we can provide forms showing the charges paid for you to submit to your insurance or HSA account to try to obtain reimbursement.

Neurofeedback Frequently Asked Questions

Neurofeedback, also known as EEG biofeedback, is a therapeutic technique that monitors a client’s brain wave activity and gives immediate feedback through a computer-based program to train individuals to regulate and optimize brain function. The program provides feedback to the brain in the form of visual or auditory cues to promote self-regulation, increase attention, enhance focus skills, and much more.

During a neurofeedback session, electrodes are placed on the scalp to measure brainwave activity. The information processed and presented in the first session creates a brain map and a plan to train the areas of the brain that are not working efficiently. The rest of the sessions involve using auditory and visual signals to give feedback to the brain so individuals learn to regulate their brainwaves better, leading to improvements in various cognitive and emotional functions.

Neurofeedback is used to address many conditions, including ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, insomnia, migraines, and certain neurological disorders. It is also used to enhance cognitive performance and optimize brain function in non-clinical settings such as sports, art, and school.

Neurofeedback is considered safe when administered by trained professionals. The process monitors brain activity using a non-invasive technique, and there are no known serious side effects. A majority of reported side effects aren’t considered dangerous and usually transitory in that they’ll eventually subside. Factors that could possibly induce side effects include things like: individual variation, the specific brain waves being uptrained or downtrained, the brain region getting trained, experience of the professional, and whether a person has preexisting neurological conditions.

Neurofeedback sessions typically last 60 minutes. The frequency and duration of treatment depend on the individual's needs

The number of sessions varies depending on the individual and the specific goals of treatment, though it is recommended that it is at least once a week and preferably 2-3 times per week for no less than 15-20 sessions before deciding if it is working for the individual or not.

Neurofeedback is a painless and non-invasive process. During a session, individuals may sit in a comfortable chair with headgear. Usually, the client is engaging in specific activities, such as watching a movie or playing a game, while receiving real time feedback from the activities.

Yes, neurofeedback is suitable for children and adolescents. It has been used to address conditions such as ADHD, anxiety, and behavioral issues in children. Sessions are usually tailored to the client’s ability to sit still and be engaged in the activities.

Most individuals experience lasting improvements after completing a course of neurofeedback sessions, while others may benefit from occasional "booster" sessions to maintain results or deal with other things that come up.

Neurofeedback is a type of biofeedback. Biofeedback obtains information and metrics about physiological functions—such as heart rate, blood pressure, and skin temperature—to help understand and change existing bodily processes. Neurofeedback is similar but it is used specifically for brain activity and not the processes of the body.

Most people who start neurofeedback training are on medications and continue to take them during training. If you are taking meds for ADHD or ADD, it is recommended that you wait and take it after training if training is in the morning. It is important to talk to your doctor to assess your ongoing improvements and any changes that should be made with the medications.

“Challenges are what make life interesting and overcoming them is what makes life meaningful.”

― Joshua J. Marine

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