QEEG (QUANTITATIVE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH) Much like a heart monitor which only records your heart rate, the sensors only record the electrical activity of the brain. Getting an EEG is non-invasive and painless. That 'background noise' that distracts or makes you uncomfortable periodically (or constantly). We use the EEG to see any areas where your brain is ‘stuck' in one state or another - those underlying, habitual feelings that get in your way. An EEG measures brain activity and function how you are feeling, moment to moment. EEG (ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH)Īn EEG uses surface sensors to detect the brain’s electrical patterns (known as brainwaves).Common brain imaging techniques such as MRIs, CAT scans and x-rays are built to measure brain structure. Originally designed for brain research, we use QEEG LoRETA Z-Score Neurometric Brain Mapping. QEEG LORETA Z-SCORE NEUROMETRIC BRAIN MAPPING All tracking and follow-up maps are included with your sessions. Note: First getting to know you and your brain is what takes the most time, so the initial assessment is the only QEEG we charge for. Still, most find real comfort and validation in getting a measure on those feelings or challenges, and relief that they can be shifted. There are seldom any surprises in the brain map it is a measure how you feel and function, and presumably you already know how you feel. As with most fields, there is an art to it that only comes with experience. It's how we make your sessions truly personalised and dynamic.īeing able to process our brain maps on the spot has advantages. We use software analysis tools, but software cannot make human judgements or put the map in context of you and your goals. Once we can see the reason for your struggles on a brain level, we can create a neurofeedback training programme to help resolve it.ĭuring your QEEG assessment, we gather and edit the data, process your maps and review it with you on the spot no need to wait a week for an outside lab to process the data and make training recommendations.Įvery six sessions we gather a fresh QEEG to keep the therapist in the loop, allowing progress tracking and updates to your training as you progress. It involves nothing more than wearing a sensor cap so we can listen to what your brain is doing. We use QEEGs for our initial assessment, to design your neurofeedback training programme, and to track your progress over your sessions. A QEEG brain map (or 'Q' for short) enables us to see your unique pattern of mental strengths and weaknesses - areas of the brain where there is too little or too much activity, and areas that are not coordinating their activity the best they could.
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