BrainCore Therapy neurofeedback aims to organize dysregulated brainwave patterns. This process involves a series of neurofeedback sessions using specialized computer technology.
Training the brain to produce more balanced brainwaves operates within the framework of neuroplasticity, which refers to the brain’s ability to reorganize and form new neural connections throughout life in response to learning, experience, and environmental stimuli. Neuroplasticity underlies BrainCore Therapy neurofeedback by harnessing the brain’s capacity to adapt and change to optimize its function.
During the sessions, noninvasive and painless sensors are placed on specific scalp locations based on a customized qEEG Brain Map report analysis. These sensors pick up brainwave signals emitted by the brain, which are then transmitted to a computer. The BrainCore Therapy software amplifies and records these signals in real-time, displaying information about the patient’s brainwaves on the doctor’s monitor.
The BrainCore Therapy neurofeedback software identifies when the brainwaves become properly ordered and regulated, and this feedback is then provided to the client. It may appear as a game, movie, or sound tool to teach and retrain the brain to establish new neural pathways.
Through visual and auditory feedback, individuals learn to recognize and modify their brainwave patterns to achieve desired outcomes, such as improved focus, attention, relaxation, or emotional regulation. The process is designed to be easy and enjoyable for the client, facilitating practical neurofeedback training sessions.
Through repeated practice and reinforcement during BrainCore Therapy neurofeedback sessions, patients can effectively train their brains to produce more balanced and regulated brainwave patterns. Over time, this leads to improvements in various neurological conditions, such as ADHD, anxiety, depression, and cognitive function. BrainCore therapy offers a non-invasive and drug-free approach to optimizing brain function and promoting mental well-being by leveraging neuroplasticity.
For 40 years, neurofeedback has been studied in research labs at prominent universities worldwide. Dr. Frank Duffy, a professor and pediatric neurologist at Harvard Medical School, stated, “Neurofeedback should play a major therapeutic role in many difficult areas. If any medication had demonstrated such a wide spectrum of efficacy, it would have been universally accepted and widely used.”
The American Association of Pediatrics has rated neurofeedback as Level One Best Support for ADHD. Olympic and professional athletes widely use it to enhance their sports performance. The US military has also used neurofeedback as an essential tool in the treatment of PTSD and traumatic brain injuries.
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