What diagnoses is neurofeedback used for?
Goals depend on the individual evaluation and the available evidence for each situation. The provider will explain whether it may be considered as a complement in your case.
Neurofeedback available after evaluation
Clear goals and follow-up for a complementary intervention.
Neurofeedback is self-regulation training based on information about brain activity. Before starting, the provider reviews your symptoms, goals, other care options, and what the evidence supports expecting.
- Adults 18+
- English and Spanish
- No insurance required
- By appointment only
What is included
Evaluation, goals, and limits from the start.
A recommendation depends on your clinical situation. The team explains how it may fit with other treatment and how progress will be observed.
Goals and process
- Symptoms, functioning, and specific goals.
- An explanation of training and participation during sessions.
- Estimated frequency and attendance commitment.
- Measures that may be used to observe change.
Evidence and coordination
- What is known and what limitations exist for the proposed goal.
- Current treatment and care from other professionals.
- Realistic expectations, alternatives, and possible costs.
- Signs that the plan should be reviewed, changed, or stopped.
Neurofeedback is offered as a complementary intervention. Evidence varies by clinical goal, and results cannot be guaranteed.
What to expect
Training with ongoing review.
The process follows defined goals and is reviewed periodically to decide whether continuing is appropriate.
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Evaluation
Symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and goals are reviewed.
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Explanation
The team describes the training, evidence, and limitations.
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Sessions
When appropriate, an active training plan begins.
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Review
Changes are observed and the plan is reconsidered based on response.
How to prepare
Think about concrete changes you would like to observe.
Specific goals make it easier to evaluate whether training is providing a meaningful benefit.
- Symptoms or difficulties you want to address.
- Current treatment, medication, and professionals involved.
- Concrete changes that would matter in daily life.
- Questions about sessions, evidence, cost, and expectations.
Do not change medication or stop other treatment because you begin neurofeedback without speaking with the professionals who know your case.
Before you decide
You can ask questions before scheduling.
A WhatsApp message does not commit you to scheduling. The team can explain the process and availability so you can decide calmly. You do not need health insurance to request an appointment.
To protect your privacy, avoid sending documents, detailed clinical information, or urgent messages through WhatsApp before receiving guidance.
Frequently asked questions
Information to help you feel more prepared.
What happens during a session?
Before you begin, the team explains the equipment, training tasks, and how feedback is provided during the session.
How many sessions are needed?
There is no single number for everyone. If recommended, an estimate is discussed and progress is reviewed periodically.
Does neurofeedback replace medication or therapy?
Other treatment should not be stopped without guidance. Neurofeedback is presented as a complement when appropriate and does not guarantee results.