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Neurofeedback, the innovative approach to therapy!

Your go-to destination for exciting Neurofeedback Therapy!

The gentle, safe, and non-invasive approach is here to supercharge your brain function, helping you self-regulate. 

      The goal of Neurofeedback is to alleviate the symptoms that cause you the most distress.

   By training the brain, the intensity of emotional, psychological and physiological symptoms can be reduced, allowing you to function more effectively in everyday life.

Neurofeedback can assist individuals in delving deeper into therapy, helping to process traumatic memories that may be lingering.

 

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


   In a world where stress, anxiety, depression, and cognitive performance are becoming more common, and the need to find effective solutions to improve mental health is growing, innovative therapies are becoming increasingly popular.

   One of these therapies is ILF Neurofeedback, a highly advanced technology that combines the latest neuroscience research with cutting-edge technology to provide personalized and effective solutions in treating mental health problems. It is a method that promises not only to relieve symptoms, but also to significantly improve brain function in the long term, helping you regain your balance and mental health.

   Infra-Low Frequency (ILF) Neurofeedback is a specialized form neurofeedback that targets both higher frequency brain waves and extremely low frequency brain waves.

   ILF Neurofeedback engages the brain's natural self-regulation processes, requiring no effort from clients. Our approach is suitable for individuals of all ages, from infants to seniors, and is delivered in a compassion-informed and non-judgmental setting. 

   Neurofeedback resonates with clients who recognize that their brains may be stuck in states of hypervigilance, hyper-excitability, or dysregulation. They understand that these challenges are not a choice but rather a result of life's experiences. Neurofeedback does not suppress normal emotions, energy, or creativity; instead, it unlocks new possibilities for clients who may feel hindered from reaching their full potential. This transformative process empowers individuals to explore and embrace their capabilities.

   If you're thinking of trying ILF Neurofeedback, you might discover an innovative solution for a more peaceful and balanced life!

   Although there are many forms of neurofeedback, ILF is distinguished by the precision and subtlety of the stimulation it provides.

 

   How is ILF Neurofeedback technology advanced?

  1. Low frequencies and low intensity: ILF Neurofeedback works with very low frequencies and low-intensity feedback, making it finer and less invasive than other forms of neurofeedback. It does not impose sudden changes in brain activity, but helps the brain gradually adjust its brain waves to reach an optimal state of functioning.

  2. Accuracy in measuring brain activity: ILF technology allows for highly detailed measurement of brain activity. The electrodes placed on the scalp can capture subtle electrical signals, even at very low frequencies, and their analysis is very precise. This high level of precision allows therapists to identify and fine-tune the patterns of brain activity that need adjustment.

  3. Real-time feedback: Another advanced aspect of ILF Neurofeedback technology is the ability to provide real-time feedback. This means that the system can instantly assess the brain's condition and provide immediate feedback so that the brain can quickly and efficiently learn how to adjust its activity. This continuous learning process helps the brain to regain its balance much faster than in other forms of neurofeedback.

  4. Personalized approach: ILF Neurofeedback is a highly personalized method that adapts to the needs of each patient. Every brain is different, and ILF technology can adjust the session based on the individual's brain responses, making it more effective than more generic neurofeedback methods.

  5. Systems and devices used: The devices used for ILF Neurofeedback, such as the NeuroAmp II.5s from BEE Medic, are state-of-the-art and are equipped with technologies that allow for highly detailed measurement and very fine feedback. These devices are designed to manipulate subtle brain signals and adjust them without creating discomfort or negative effects.

  6. Wide applicability: ILF Neurofeedback technology is used for a wide range of conditions and symptoms, from stress and anxiety, to ADHD, depression, PTSD, and sleep disorders. It is effective in treating complex conditions that are difficult to manage by traditional methods, which makes ILF technology extremely advanced in terms of the impact it can have on mental health.

 

   Benefits of an advanced ILF Neurofeedback system:

  • Increased efficiency: Because of the precision and finesse of stimulation, ILF Neurofeedback can address a wider range of disorders and provide faster and more sustainable results.

  • Holistic approach: It is not limited to just the symptoms of a condition, but helps the brain learn a healthier way to respond to stress, emotions and external stimuli.

  • Safety: It is a non-invasive technique with no major side effects, which allows patients to enjoy positive results without the risks associated with medications or other more invasive treatments.

   How is an ILF Neurofeedback session conducted?

   A typical ILF Neurofeedback session lasts between 30 and 45 minutes and is non-invasive and relaxing. Here's how it works:

  1. Patient preparation: The client is comfortably seated in a chair and 3-5 electrodes are placed on the client's scalp to measure brain waves. The electrodes are often connected with a conductive paste to ensure good conductivity.

  2. Brain activity monitoring: The ILF device measures brain activity in real time and transmits it to a computer or monitor.

  3. Visual, auditory or tactile feedback: Based on brain activity, the system provides feedback in the form of sounds or images that indicate whether the brain waves are in the desired range. This can be a more pleasant or intense sound, which encourages the brain to adjust the frequency of its waves to reach an optimal balance. The feedback provided through Neurofeedback requiring no conscious effort from clients. This makes it suitable for individuals of all ages and those who may have limited insight or varying levels of participation in therapy. By blending engagement with processes, Neurofeedback allows clients to benefit from the treatment in a relaxed and enjoyable manner.

  4. Relaxation and learning: The client does not have to do anything active, just stay relaxed during the session. The brain gradually learns to regulate its own brain waves.

  5. Completion of the session: During and after the session, the client can talk to the therapist about their experience and analyze any progress.

 

   Effectiveness of neurofeedback:

   Although neurofeedback is promising and there is evidence that it can help restore balance to the nervous system, it is important to note that the results may vary from person to person. In general, neurofeedback requires repeated sessions (usually between 20 and 40 sessions, usually held two or three times a week) to see significant improvements.

Effectiveness may also depend on the type of problem being treated (e.g., anxiety, ADHD, depression, etc.) and each person's individual response.

 

   Neurofeedback can be a useful tool for restoring the balance of the nervous system and optimizing brain functions, having a positive impact on the management of stress, emotions and mental health. However, it is important to use it as part of a comprehensive plan that also includes other treatment approaches, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, lifestyle changes, and in some cases, medication. Before starting a neurofeedback treatment, it is recommended that you talk to a specialist to understand if it is right for you.

Clinical application for therapy
Neurofeedback has produced positive therapy results in: 
Psychiatry
Neurology
Psychology
Occupational Therapy
Paediatrics

Based on many years of development and technical progress, there are numerous treatment that allow the use of Neurofeedback for a wide range of various indications:

Attention and Autism spectrum disorders                   

Anxiety disorders

Burnout

Depression

Post-traumatic stress disorders                                     

Sleep disorders

Tinnitus

Chronic pain disorders

Migraines

Rehabilitation

Peak Performance

Attachment Disorders

OCD

Substance Abuse & Addiction                                       

Stroke & Epilepsy

Fibromyalgia & Chronic Fatigue                                   

Memory Deficits 

Bipolar & Schizophrenia

Dementia

Tourette's

What is Neurofeedback? ✅ Brain training for adults and childrens
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What is Neurofeedback? ✅ Brain training for adults and childrens

Discover the KEY to MANAGE our BRAIN with NEUROFEEDBACK! Have you noticed that certain functions our bodies perform are not intentional or executed consciously? Find out more about Neurofeedback on our website! https://neuroscenter.com/en/neurofeedback/ Have you noticed that certain functions our bodies perform are not intentional or executed consciously? We are not aware of the intricacies going on inside our heads or of all the connections that are made when there is an emotion or a thought. Is this really the case? NEUROFEEDBACK: the key to manage our brain Our brain contains billions of neurons and these seem impossible to map and to locate the origin of a problem. We only have proof that since the 1930s, data exchanges between the neurons produce a small electric magnetic field that we can measure and study. This is called an electroencephalogram or EEG. The qEEG neurofeedback is the study of the measurement of the brain’s electrical activity. Neurofeedback entails applying eletrodes to the client’s head, which enable it to read the electrical signals emitted by the brain. These signals represent the mental state in which we find ourselves. For example, when relaxed with closed eyes, the dominant frequency of the signals emitted by the brain is generally between 8 and 13 Hz. But how does this work? Neurofeedback informs our brains, through visual and auditory feedback to learn to correct signals spontaneously and rectify the waves and connections that are not adapted to the person. It's a bit like having a teacher next to you who points out errors and allows the person to correct them. A session works like this: We put a hat with several receptors attached to your head We also attached clips on each ear lobe, which serve as reference points (grounding points) and are able to measure brain activity on demand. Each receptor will take the electrical activity that is recorded and compare it to the neutral activity measured from the clips on each ear lobe. And then the session begins. It is entirely steared by the computer and protocols. Every time signals indicate the beginning of turbulence by a strong variation of amplitude, the program cuts the sound of the music or interrupts the video game or movie briefly. It is this micro-cut that constitutes feedback and allows the brain to return to present and thus unconsciously learn to stabilise the brain signals. The brain then reorganises its neurons little by little to optimise the passage of a good signal. All of this is thanks to our neuronal plasticity, this same one that allows us to do Neurofeedback every day within our normal environment. The training is progressive [what are you trying to say here? Are you trying to say the training is gradual or continuous or dynamic? or something different ? ] and when a modification is made it lasts for life. The brain is a muscle and like other muscles if we make it repeat the same exercises several times these end up becoming automatic. Similar to a high level athlete who eternally repeats the same actions until they become as natural as possible. Your brain will integrate good actions and your muscles will develop to be able to operate at maximum strength when necessary. As with sports, we improve with practice, so with these brain wave modifications change can continue to be produced without the need for the device. Neurofeedback normally treats stress, ADHD....... However, it is a technique designed to optimise the brain, so it is not necessary to have neurological or psychological problems to see beneficial effects. In the area of training potential, Neurofeedback can be an ‘employee’ without limits! It is so interesting for professional athletes, entrepreneurs, the average worker and also artistic practices, as it is useful to improve attention, memory and creativity!
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