Neurofeedback QEEG

What is Neurofeedback?

Peak performance starts in the brain. Neurofeedback is like personal training for your brain, safe, non-invasive, effortless, and highly effective. It uses real-time feedback of your brainwave activity to teach your brain how to self-regulate. By reinforcing healthy patterns and reducing those that are over- or under-active, neurofeedback helps boost focus, memory, mood, bolster cognitive function, and overall performance.

Whether you want to enhance cognitive performance or address challenges such as stress, sleep issues, or attention difficulties, neurofeedback provides a personalized, measurable path to improvement.

Most clients describe the process as eye-opening, empowering, and life-changing.

Who Should Do It?

Anyone. Stress, anxiety, sleep issues, or simply the pace of daily life can throw the brain off balance. Whether you’re a student, executive, athlete, or senior, neurofeedback provides the training your brain needs to stay sharp, calm, and resilient.

Why Train Your Brain?

Our brain is electrical, it’s one vast neural network constantly sending signals and communicating with the rest of our body. Every life experience, habit, and perception rewires this network through a process called neuroplasticity. These changes can be positive, but stress, lack of sleep, anxiety, chronic emotions, athletic overtraining, or business pressures often disrupt balance and limit performance.

Brainwave, our brain’s processing speed, are created by the synchronized electrical pulses of neurons communicating with each other. When these rhythms are out of balance, focus, mood, sleep, and overall performance can suffer.

What Comes before?

We first complete a brain map (qEEG). With this data, we create a personalized Neurofeedback plan tailored to your unique needs just like a fitness assessment guides a workout program.

Who Uses These Techniques?

Neurofeedback training is used worldwide by elite performers in business, sports, and beyond. From Olympic athletes to world-class executives, these methods help top achievers reach and sustain peak mental performance.

Some well-known users include: entrepreneur and performance coach Tony Robbins, 3x Olympic gold medalist Kerri Walsh-Jennings, NBA stars Chris Kaman and Tobias Harris, professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau, Grand Slam tennis champion Mary Pierce, Olympic ski champion Hermann Maier, professional soccer players from Real Madrid, and NFL quarterbacks Josh McCown and Kirk Cousins.