Neurosymmetry

Neurofeedback  (brain training) is a type of biotherapy that provides real-time feedback to the brain in order to enable it to self-optimise.   This is achieved through sensors attached to the scalp which pick up the electrical impulses from the brain.  When the neurons missfire this information is sent back to the brain via interruptions to a soundtrack that is being run.  These interruptions (or breaks in the sound) reflect disturbances in the brain.  The brain responds by improving the way those signals between neurons are sent and received.  The result is a calmer, clearer approach to life, and its attendant problems.  It is a training program.  With sufficient training the brain becomes less reactive and the central nervous system is calmed down.

I have been involved with non-linear neurofeedback for over 15 years now.  It has improved my own and my families health and I've trained 100's of clients who have found the program beneficial, regardless of their reason to come to training.

Recenlty, I gave a TEDx talk on the subject here in Mandurah.  It was very well received as here, in Australia, neurofeedback is not recognised to the same degree as it in the US and Canada.

There are two forms of neurofeedback.  Linear and non-linear.  Non-linear neurofeedback is the original form and has been in practice for approximately 50 years.  This is where a brain map (EEG) is taken to determine which areas of the brain need to be enlivened through training.  The client then stimulates that region through manipulating images on a screen.  The client is actively involved in the process.

With non-linear neurofeedback, the form I use, the sensors attached to the scalp simply read the entire brain activity and feed this information back to the brain at 256 times a second.  The brain responds by improving its own performance.  While the client's brain is involved in this process, the client themselves can sleep, watch a movie, read a book or whatever for the 33 minutes they are on the training program.  Most people do find their eyelids becoming heavy around half way through the process as the brain is receiving a huge work out.  However, some people feel revitalised at the end of a session, rather than simply tired or relaxed.

Because everyone is different, no promises cn be made as to outcome with non-linear neurofeedback.  However, the vast majority of my clients enjoy both the process and result from brain training.  And it is a training program, just like going to the gym.  The more often you go, the better the results, the stronger the muscles.  The brain training, the more focused yet relaxed you become.  The results of neurofeedback are similiar to meditation, but without the discipline or effort.

Clients come to see me for a range of reasons; anxiety, depression, sleep issues, ADHD, benign familial tremors, vertigo, focus, stress, etc.  With non-linear neurofeedback the entire brain is optimised.  Therefore the benefits are wide ranging.

So, if you feel it is time to re-focus, to sort things or simply to feel calmer and more clear headed, why not book an appointment now, of better yet, take advantage of the disounts offered through my packages?

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Or text me on 0400 232 908 to find out more.