The Promise of Neurotherapy in the Future
“THE FIELD OF NEUROTHERAPY IS DEVELOPING AT AN ACCELERATED PACE. For diagnosis and assessment, therapists are able to compare the brain functioning of clients to data banks of the brain functioning of many different groups of people. When the brain map of a client is statistically compared with norms obtained from carefully selected people who report no psychophysiological symptoms or disorders, divergent areas of brain functioning are revealed. Additional data banks of specifically defined groups are being developed. Such groups include persons with TBI, adult ADHD, autism, various forms of psychoses, Parkinson’s disease, and Alzheimer’s. By comparing a brain map to the composite maps of these various groups, the neurotherapist can be increasingly precise in determining when a client’s reported symptoms indicate a specific disorder. More important, the data-bank comparisons help tell practitioners how to treat the disorder rather than just how to label it. Compelling evidence shows brain-system reorganization and remediation of problems can occur quite readily. Studies have shown that changes in blood flow and nerve growth occur during neurotherapy Damaged areas of the brain can be functionally replaced with healthy areas of the brain. In one form of therapy called restraint therapy, for example, the good arm of a client with brain trauma is restrained, forcing the client to use the compromised arm. New brain areas of the brain are engaged as the client gains mobility in the disabled arm. The brain can, and does, recover from injury. And the positive care of the therapist, in combination with an optimistic attitude on the part of the client, has demonstrable and profound effects on healing.” pp. 184-185. The brain is neuroplastic and can learn to correct many conditions, including ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, and Concussions/TBI. If you are looking for an effective, natural way to heal your brain condition, call us at to schedule a brain map (qEEG.) The map will tell us where your brain dysregulations are. With that information, we will know if we are able to help you.
From Biofeedback for the Brain by Paul G. Swingle, Ph.D.
The journey to a healthier brain begins with a non-invasive qEEG brain map
A brain map allows us to accurately identify the problem areas in the brain and determine the right path forward to help address them. Call or email Fort Wayne Neurofeedback to make an appointment or ask more questions. We look forward to helping you!