The next step is starting the Neurofeedback training
This involves between 30 to 60 sessions depending on the findings of your qEEG and how many issues you decide to work on.
Clients typically begin to see results immediately. However, it takes regular training for the positive changes to become permanent.
Sessions run from 20 to 40 minutes depending on what we are training.
It is optimal to train twice per week. Positive outcomes can be gained from training once per week, however, results become permanent more quickly when training at least twice per week.
The next step is starting the Neurofeedback training
This involves between 30 to 60 sessions depending on the findings of your qEEG and how many issues you decide to work on.
Clients typically begin to see results immediately. However, it takes regular training for the positive changes to become permanent.
Sessions run from 20 to 40 minutes depending on what we are training.
It is optimal to train twice per week. Positive outcomes can be gained from training once per week, however, results become permanent more quickly when training at least twice per week.
Dr. Tate stays on the cutting edge of neurotherapy research and secures the most effective and current treatment tools to ensure optimum success. These tools include the following:
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- – Heart Rate Variability Training
- – 1-19-Channel Neurofeedback Amplitude Training Systems
- – 1-19-Channel Neurofeedback Z-score Training Systems
- – Neuroguide sLoreta Neurofeedback
- – HEG blood flow biofeedback training
- – Low-Intensity Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS)
- – Multivariate Coherence Biofeedback Training
- – Infra-low Frequency Neurofeedback Training
Not all of these tools are appropriate for everyone. Specific tools and combinations of tools are chosen for your treatment plan depending upon your presenting problems, clinical history, and QEEG analysis.
Neurofeedback training can change your brain/body’s need for certain medications such as psychotropic drugs and blood pressure medications. So it is important to be under the regular care of your psychiatrist or physician during training in order to adjust and/or wean off of your medications.