Discover how this cutting-edge technology can improve your quality of life! Neurofeedback AZ is the premier provider of QEEG brain mapping near the Tempe and Scottsdale areas. We’ll provide you with a comprehensive analysis of the brainwave activity present in the map, the areas of the brain that could benefit from neurofeedback, and help you discover if neurofeedback is for you.
We have access to one of the biggest database hubs in the southwest, and our brain maps have been featured as slides on major industry training events and research.
If you just want to get more diagnostic data for your case, if you are looking for slides for presentations, or if you are wanting a map for curiosity we have access to cutting-edge equipment and we are mentored by industry experts in behavioral health and health services.
What is brain mapping?
QEEG brain mapping is a method of looking directly at the electrical activity of the brain. Research over the last 10 years has shown that this method of monitoring brain wave patterns is an effective tool for exploring a wide range of physical and mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, attention deficit disorder, and much more!
How does brain mapping work?
Your brain uses several gears or waves for all the activities it performs. Think of a manual car that uses gears to perform operations. If you look at brain wave activity you see the brain uses different waves to perform functions. During sleep, in various types of concentration, or in relaxed states you can see the brain in different settings.
The brain mapping process uses sophisticated technology, but the actual brain mapping session only takes about 20-30 minutes and requires very little from clients. You’ll sit in a comfortable chair, relax, and let the computer do the work for you. Nothing will go into your body it is picking up a simple read such as with a heart rate monitor. Afterward, we’ll sit together and discuss the results of the brain map and possible options moving forward. Many people just get a map for research, self-interest, or learning.