Welcome to Neurofeedback

This site will give you an introduction to neurofeedback and our associated services as well as providing links to more information.

Neurofeedback is a way of training the brain to function in the best possible way. It encourages and nurtures our ability to change and heal in natural, non invasive way. In doing so it reduces negative emotional, cognitive, physical, and behavioural effects. It is seen by many people as complementary to traditional health approaches and by others as an alternative to the medical model.

Irregular brainwave patterns of different kinds are strongly associated with a number of conditions that cause problems or can prevent you performing to your potential. Your brainwaves are recorded by placing electrodes on your scalp and displaying your brainwaves on a computer. Your brainwaves are then fed back to you through a game which the therapist sets up to reward you for bringing them into a more balanced, regulated state. Over time, your brain's electrical patterns change and new neural pathways develop. You feel the difference!

Natural - non invasive healing and change

Neurofeedback can help reduce the effects of specific conditions such as ADHD and ADD, Learning Disabilities, Depression, Anxiety, Panic Disorder, Addictions, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Mild Head Trauma, Chronic fatigue, Migraine, Eating disorders, Autism, Sleep problems, Chronic Pain and Obsessive compulsive disorder. It is also used by high performance business people, musicians, athletes, sports people and others striving for peak performance.

Neurofeedback helps the body heal itself

For a no-cost introductory discussion, give us a call between 8am and 8pm Monday to Friday. One of our therapists will answer your questions or call you back within three working days.

Background Reading

Neurofeedback training may enhance athletic performance.

An article writtten By Dr Melissa Perkins-Banas for the Norwich Bulletin Competitive runners continuously are seeking......read more »

Neurofeedback Significantly Improves Sleep In A Small Group Of Insomniacs -2009

In an unpublished study* (in press), researchers report that home-based neurofeedback training ("tele-neurofeedback") leads to significant......read more »

New Review of Neurofeedback Treatment for ADHD - 2012

New Review of Neurofeedback Treatment for ADHD - Current State of the Science Neurofeedback - also......read more »

ADHD NeuroScience Letters

This summary is from a recent issue of Attention Research Update, edited by David Rabiner of......read more »

Neurofeedback in combination with traditional counselling and psychotherapy

An excerpt from a post on the NeurOptimal (TM) Website by a psychotherapist who works with......read more »

Your Brain and Neurofeedback: A Beginner's Manual

Dr. Dana McDougall Chartered Psychologist Mission Bridge Psychological Associates Calgary, Alberta Introduction to Biofeedback and Neurofeedback......read more »