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Neurofeedback for a Flexible Brain

Getting Started with LENS Neurotherapy:
  Your first session will be mostly talking.  

  If you can, please print out and fill out the Intake Questionnaires before your first session. That saves us time. Otherwise, I have copies you can fill out here. 

  I will thoroughly explain neurofeedback and answer any questions that you have. 
 

  We will review your symptoms, history, and goals for neurotherapy. 
 

  We will discuss fees and set up appointments.  

  We will usually begin the LENS neurofeedback process with a 4-second treatment. 
LENS Neurofeedback Process:

  We will make an EEG map of your whole head (21 different locations).

  We will begin treating each of these sites with the feedback.  The number of sites we do in a session will depend upon how sensitive you are to the feedback.  If you are very sensitive, we will be doing fewer sites per session to avoid side effects.

  After we treat all 21 sites with the feedback, it will be time for another map.  During each visit, we will be assessing your responses to the neurotherapy and you will be rating some of your more troubling symptoms.

Will I need psychotherapy along with the LENS sessions?
  This depends a lot on your own individual situation. As your brain changes and you "get out of the rut" that was holding you in a certain coping pattern, it may be easy to make that transition, or it may be more difficult. We can schedule more time in your session for psychotherapy if you want.
How many LENS sessions will I need?
 
This depends on your own brain, and whether your symptoms are more from a head injury or from inherited patterns such as ADHD or depression.

Can my problem be helped with Neurofeedback?

Neurofeedback can provide drug-free relief for symptoms of:

Traumatic Brain Injury, including stroke
Attention Deficit Disorder:
both children and adults
Autism Spectrum Disorders
Depression
Anxiety
Sleep Disorders

Chronic Pain, including Migraines and Fibromyalgia
Chronic Fatigue
Seizure Disorders
Peak Performance:
  for musicians, athletes, executives, students