Frequently Asked Questions

Neurofeedback (EEG biofeedback) is a non-invasive process that monitors brain activity using sensors placed on the scalp. These sensors only record brainwaves—they do not send anything into the brain. 

During training, the brain receives real-time feedback and learns to develop more efficient and stable patterns over time. This process is based on repetition and reinforcement, helping the brain become more regulated.

Brain waves are electrical signals produced by communication between brain cells. Different patterns are associated with states such as deep sleep, relaxation, calm focus, and active thinking. Balanced brain activity supports optimal function. 

Neurofeedback is used by both children (typically age 6+) and adults. Individuals seek it for support with focus, mood, sleep, stress, and overall performance.

An assessment involves placing small sensors on the scalp to record brain activity during a few short tasks. The data is then analyzed to understand your brain’s patterns and guide a personalized training plan. Click here to learn more.

A personalized plan is created based on your results. Progress is tracked over time using a simple rating scale to monitor changes and improvements. Click here to learn more.

Sessions typically last about one hour. Most people complete between 20–40 sessions, depending on individual needs and goals. 

Coverage varies by provider. Some plans may offer reimbursement for EEG biofeedback. It’s best to contact your insurance company directly and ask about CPT code 90901.

If you are taking medication, it’s important to consult with your medical provider before making any changes. 

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