People typically observe initial changes within three sessions, sometimes a few more. The number of sessions needed varies based on the severity of the condition. After completing treatment, additional sessions are generally not required. In some cases, individuals may need a “booster” session.

Do not alter or discontinue your medication during neurofeedback therapy unless instructed by your physician or healthcare provider.

Micro Current Neurofeedback uses visual or auditory cues linked to a patient’s physiological data (like brain alpha wave activity, muscle tension, skin temperature) for voluntary control. It involves a prescription battery-powered device designed for relaxation training and muscle reeducation.

Traditional Neurofeedback is commonly linked with mindfulness training. In this method, brainwave data is displayed on a computer screen, and clients work on regulating their brainwaves by interacting with the screen mentally. Unlike other types of neurofeedback, no signals are sent back to the brain during this process. Typically, over 40 sessions are needed, each lasting around 45 minutes to an hour. On the other hand, with Neurofeedback, clients simply sit still for a short period. A small signal is transmitted back to the brain to do all the work. Clients may notice immediate changes or within a few sessions. Neurofeedback stands out for its rapid effects, minimal sessions required, and straightforward treatment process.

Practitioners have been utilizing previous versions of Micro Current Neurofeedback for more than 15 years. Micro Current Neurofeedback is a proven technique, not experimental. More than 75,000 patients have benefited from technologies based on the same principles as Micro Current Neurofeedback.

Neurofeedback is exclusively delivered to patients under the supervision of trained medical professionals – it’s not designed for home use. This neurofeedback system requires a prescription and complies with state-specific regulations for authorized prescription use.