Neurofeedback & qEEG in Amherst, Ohio

Neurofeedback uses real-time feedback about brain activity as a training tool. We discuss your goals, the available evidence, and whether it may be an appropriate addition to your care.

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What we can explore together

  • Questions about focus and attention

  • Stress and emotional regulation

  • Sleep-related concerns

  • Athletic and mental performance

  • An integrated approach with therapy

What to expect

A consultation comes first. When appropriate, qEEG recording can help inform an individualized training plan. During training, scalp sensors record activity and feedback is delivered through sound or video. The sensors do not send electricity into the brain. Results vary, and qEEG is not a standalone diagnostic test.

A thoughtful addition to care

Neurofeedback is individualized and is not a replacement for needed medical or mental health treatment. Contact us to discuss current scheduling, fees, and suitability.

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Athlete Performance Neurofeedback

Individualized neurofeedback for athletes interested in exploring attention, focus, and self-regulation goals.

Our in-person program in Amherst begins with QEEG brain mapping, a review of relevant history, and an individualized training plan. Appointments focus exclusively on neurofeedback, with brief check-ins to monitor your experience and response.

What to expect

Appointments generally last 40-45 minutes, including setup and approximately 20-30 minutes of training. A suggested starting schedule is twice weekly, with reviews after 4, 8, and 12 visits. Your plan may change based on suitability, tolerance, and response.

Self-pay pricing

  • Initial brain mapping and planning: $250

  • Neurofeedback visits: $150 each

  • Mapping plus 12 visits: $2,050 total

Pay as visits occur, without committing to all 12 sessions. These appointments do not include psychotherapy or mental skills coaching.

Evidence for athletic performance benefits is developing. Results vary, and improved competitive performance is not guaranteed. Individual screening is required.

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