Your IASIS Micro Current Neurofeedback (MCN) Specialist In Colorado

The number of sessions required will depend upon the individual and the condition that has been identified. Like going to the gym, everyone needs a different length of time to see results.

15 -25 sessions is typical for many conditions to improve or possibly be eliminated.

That said, but 85% of our clients notice a positive change in the 1st 3 sessions..

Micro Current Neurofeedback sessions require sitting in a comfortable chair for a 30 minutes while watching a movie, listening to music or playing a brain game.

Electrodes that record brain wave activity are connected to the scalp throughout the session.

When irregular patterns are identified, a reaction is prompted from the software that briefly pauses or dims the video or music.

This reaction signals the brain to focus more, which will move brain waves back into more ideal patterns.

With repetition of this process over a series of sessions, the brain can train itself to maintain healthy patterns by itself, without Neurotherapy.

Outcomes differ for every client. Some see results within a few sessions, while more difficult situations can take more sessions to see obvious improvements.

It is essential not to become impatient and to listen to the provider. They walk clients through the sessions, which can provide a reference of improvement.

The kind of Neurofeedback training we provide is lasting.

Micro Current Neurofeedback helps to improve everyday functions such as concentration, short-term memory, speech, motor skills, sleep, energy level, and emotional balance.

You CAN begin Micro Current Neurofeedback while on medication.

As you proceed with sessions, we may suggest that one discuss gradually decreasing or removing particular medications related to the condition that they are resolving with Micro Current Neurofeedback .

Since every client is unique, the decision to decrease medication will be up to you and your prescribing physician.

More studies are required on this, but a general theory is that Micro Current   Neurofeedback can cause medications to have a more powerful effect on the brain.

Neurofeedback has been around since the late 1950's when Dr. Joe Kamiya found that by implementing a basic reward system, people could learn how to change their brain activity.

His partner, Dr Sterman discovered that he was able to train felines to manage their epileptic seizures through a comparable approach.

He proceeded to train people to manage their epilepsy in the same way.

With 5 decades of case studies with positive outcomes, it is not likely to disappear at any time soon.

Neurofeedback has been around for many decades. To date there are innumerable studies, with more being published every day.

Some research is complied here. Research

Research suggests that individuals with ADD/ADHD tend to have higher theta brainwave activity and lower levels of beta brainwave activity.

Symptoms of ADD/ADHD can be minimized when brainwave activity is trained. Neurotherapy is frequently used as adjunct or alternative treatment to medication and behavioral management.