Clinical Services

Neurofeedback & Brain Mapping

Why does your approach cost more than traditional talk therapy?

You're investing in specialized brain training technology and measurable neurological change. Each session uses clinical-grade qEEG/neurofeeback/biofeedback equipment and photobiomodulation technology. We're working with your nervous system's electrical activity in real time, teaching it new patterns through immediate feedback. This intensive, twice-weekly model creates objective measurable changes that we can track session by session, getting you to lasting results faster than approaches that rely on insight and behavioral change alone. I’m am also one of the few practictioners currently integrating neurofeedback, biofeedback, and photobiomodulation into a single intervention. Sessions last longer because I take the investment of your time and dollars seriously I want the best outcome for you that I can possibly produce in the shortest amount of time.

What does this cost?

This work is specialized and intensive — the kind that produces real, measurable change. It reflects that. This is a private pay practice and pricing is consistent across all clients. Specific pricing is discussed during the discovery conversation, where we can figure out what makes sense for your situation.

Why twice weekly sessions?

Just like going to the gym, our brains needs consistent, frequent practice to build new neural pathways. Once-a-week sessions provides old patterns too much time to reassert themselves between visits. Twice weekly creates the momentum your brain needs to actually change — each 90-minute session builds directly on the previous one.

Will it hurt? Are you shooting electricity into me?

Not at all — we're not putting electricity into you, we're reading the electricity that's already there. Your brain naturally produces electrical activity 24/7. The qEEG sensors simply listen to those signals, like a stethoscope listens to your heartbeat. During Neurofeedback, you'll watch a screen while sensors on your scalp track your brainwaves in real time. Most people find sessions relaxing. No shocks, no pain, no electricity going in. Photobiomodulation uses gentle light therapy — most clients find it completely painless. There may be some minor fatigue, or mild discomfort as your brain and nervous system acclimate to these new tasks.

What if neurofeedback doesn't work for me?

That is an understandable concern. While I cannot guarantee all my clients will benefit from treatment, it is an intervention that, in my opinion, provides the best chance of a positive outcome of anything I have offered in 14 years in the field. Neurofeedback has 60 years of solid peer-reviewed research behind it. We're not experimenting — we're using a well-established method that works directly with your brain's electrical activity. You'll know within the first month if your brain is responding to the training. We can measure progress session by session. I almost never have repeat clients unless they want to reconnect for a tune-up. The literature on these interventions is robust. One important thing to note about this intervention: in practice, qEEG-guided neurofeedback targets the specific brain pattern driving underlying symptoms — patterns that do not map neatly onto diagnoses. For example: persistent Sadness/Depression is most often associated with Major Depressive Disorder (MDD), at the same time it is also commonly seen in bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, and PTSD. Biofeedback/Neurofeedback practitioners focus on brain patterns and the symptoms they produce. In this context the idea that For example, Gunkelman (2014) identified at least four distinct brain patterns in ADHD alone. The same complaint can

reflect different brain signatures. The EEG tells us what we are actually working with. Evidence strength outlined below reflects published

clinical research. Formal rating systems have not kept pace, particularly for PTSD and TBI.

What should I expect between sessions?

The training happens in session — your brain is literally learning new patterns in real time. But what you do between sessions matters for how well it sticks. Think of it like going to the gym — the workout builds strength, but recovery, sleep, and nutrition determine how much of that strength you keep.

I'll give you simple, practical suggestions based on your brain map — breathing techniques, sleep hygiene adjustments, basic nervous system regulation practices. We'll also look at lifestyle factors that support or undermine your progress — movement, relationships, community. Nothing complicated, just targeted adjustments.

As your nervous system strengthens, some people find they need less pharmaceutical support over time. I'm not a medical doctor and cannot advise you on medications — that conversation belongs with your prescribing physician. But I can tell you that as your brain learns to regulate itself more effectively, the need for external support often shifts. Any medication changes should always be coordinated with your prescribing physician.