Peak Brain Boise Neurofeedback & Counseling
Peak Brain Boise Neurofeedback & Counseling
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EEG neurofeedback is a non-invasive, evidence-based training that helps the brain learn to regulate itself more effectively. Using small sensors placed on the scalp, brainwave activity is measured in real time and translated into visual or auditory feedback. This feedback allows the brain to recognize healthier patterns and gradually shift toward them—much like strengthening a muscle through practice. EEG neurofeedback is commonly used to support regulation of the nervous system, improve focus and sleep, and reduce symptoms related to stress, anxiety, trauma, and mood difficulties.
EEG neurofeedback is a non-invasive, evidence-based training that helps the brain learn to regulate itself more effectively. Using small sensors placed on the scalp, brainwave activity is measured in real time and translated into visual or auditory feedback. This feedback allows the brain to recognize healthier patterns and gradually shift toward them—much like strengthening a muscle through practice. EEG neurofeedback is commonly used to support regulation of the nervous system, improve focus and sleep, and reduce symptoms related to stress, anxiety, trauma, and mood difficulties.
Brainwaves are patterns of electrical activity in the brain, and each type plays a role in how we think, feel, and function. Slower brainwaves are associated with rest, sleep, and deep emotional processing, while faster brainwaves support focus, problem-solving, and alertness. When certain brainwaves are overactive or underactive, symptoms such as anxiety, poor concentration, sleep difficulties, or emotional reactivity can occur. EEG neurofeedback helps balance these brainwave patterns, supporting a calmer, more flexible, and better-regulated nervous system.
Brainwaves are patterns of electrical activity in the brain, and each type plays a role in how we think, feel, and function. Slower brainwaves are associated with rest, sleep, and deep emotional processing, while faster brainwaves support focus, problem-solving, and alertness. When certain brainwaves are overactive or underactive, symptoms such as anxiety, poor concentration, sleep difficulties, or emotional reactivity can occur. EEG neurofeedback helps balance these brainwave patterns, supporting a calmer, more flexible, and better-regulated nervous system.
Who can Neurofeedback help?
Who can Neurofeedback help?
Peak performance
Enhance self confidence
Emotional Regulation
ADHD
anxiety
panic
learning disorders
dyslexia
concussions
headaches
pain
sensory processing issues
memory loss
bed wetting
depression
OCD
What is Othmer Method Neurofeedback?
What is Othmer Method Neurofeedback?
Neurofeedback is a biofeedback used to treat specific symptoms caused by irregular brain frequencies. I use Othmer Method Neurofeedback, which is a type of Neurofeedback that is measured on your brain waves and real time, collecting data, that I will analze and assist with to help create a healthier brain frequency.
This type of neurofeedback therapy is different than linear neurofeedback, such as NeurOptimal and other setups, because different electrode placements are placed specifically on the brain region needing treatment and effectively reduces the symptoms of various conditions. Neurofeedback is the process of measuring the brain's electrical activity in real time and using a positive reward system to train your brain to respond appropriately to varius stimuli. I utilize the data from your actual brain waves to assist in managing your brain waves (alpha, theta, beta, gamma, delta) to receive the correct frequency and hertz level it should be at to properly function.
Essentially, Neurofeedback is the bio-hacking tool to increase flexibility in your brain and increase positive levels of frequencies throughout different regions of your brain depending on each persons needs.
Common FAQ's
Common FAQ's
When will I see results?
Many clients notice changes within the first few sessions, though lasting improvements typically begin at 10-20 sessions.
Is Neurofeedback safe?
Yes, neurofeedback is a gentle, non-invasive therapy. I am extensively trained to perform Neurofeedback with no negative long term side effects.
Does Neurofeedback actually work?
YES. Neurofeedback is an advanced technology that has been implemented since the 1960's. The beginning success stories rooted in Epilepsy and Austism treatment. I can provide numerous books, scholarly journals, and information for you upon request.
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