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What is Neurofeedback?

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Neurotherapy or Neurofeedback is the direct training of brain function, through which the brain learns to function better and more efficiently. Self-regulation is the brain's core skill. Most mental dysfunctions and disorders can be understood as disregulations. Brain disregulation is a problem for all of us at some level. We've all taken our knocks, from the birth process on, and in the course of life we come to accept our limitations. No one knows the inherent functional competence of their own brain unless it has had a chance to train self-regulation. It is a gradual learning process known as Endogenous Neuromodulation. Endogenous Neuromodulation refers to the brain's ability to self-regulate its neural activity in response to feedback. The training is safe, passive, and pleasant, conducted in a recliner while viewing a large screen as you enjoy games, movies or visuals.

 

By improving self-regulation of brain activity, clients function better, cognitively, emotionally and behaviorally. Neurofeedback builds on your strengths and focuses on your personhood as a whole. It helps your brain find its way back to a calmer state, improving physical and mental well-being. Concentration, focus and emotional control are key to achieving optimal performance in all fields. The Veterans Administration, NASA, Professional and college sport teams have been using Neurofeedback for over a decade to enhance performance. 

 

"Our intellectual abilities and emotional resources can be considerably enhanced with neurofeedback training."

 

-- Siegfried Othmer, PhD.

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"The future of trauma therapy is in Neurofeedback."

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 -- Peter Levine, PH.D

 

"Neurotherapy works by treating the memory systems that are interlinked and discreet. Neurotherapy is the future of the field of trauma therapy."

 

-- Sebern Fisher, M.A, BCN

 

"Trauma is now our most urgent public health issue, and we have the knowledge to respond effectively. The choice is ours to act on what we know."

 

-- Bessel Van Der Kolk, M.D.

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See our Neurotherapy FAQ's page to learn more.  For more information about Neurotherapy visit www.EEGINFO.com.