Neurofeedback requires placing electrodes on the scalp to record brainwave activity and reward the brain for shifting.  Because of this, most people think that this must be done in an office setting. It CAN be done remotely, however.

Until the outbreak of coronavirus, most people who used this option either lived too far from a practitioner to commute regularly or required so many sessions that in-office training wasn’t financially feasible.  Now, however, the world of neurofeedback has shifted, and remote training is gaining in popularity.

HOW IT WORKS

There are many approaches to home training. If you would like to train with me, you do come to the office for an initial brain map and training plan (I keep my office clean. You can read about steps I take here).  During that appointment, you learn how to attach electrodes and where to put them on the scalp, and you receive the equipment you’ll need for home training.

After that, we schedule online appointments. I oversee how you are placing electrodes, setting up the equipment, and running sessions.  There is, of course, a learning curve involved in this, but thousands of people around the world are doing it, and so can you.  You’re never on your own unless you feel confident and want to conduct sessions on your own.

If you would like to know more about this option, please reach out.  I can conduct consultations online or in person, and I do not charge for consults.