NEUROFEEDBACK

NEURAL PLASTICITY

Neurofeedback contributes to neural plasticity by addressing excesses and deficits,

in particular frequency bands, that are corrected using inhibition or augmentation training.

The aim is to improve self-regulation and to build a resilience prior to known stressors manifesting.

Taking control and knowing that what you are aware of, you can change.

 
 

TRAIN YOUR BRAIN

Neurofeedback: METHODS and MODALITIES

WHAT HAPPENS IN A NEUROFEEDBACK SESSION

Sensors are placed on the client’s head with paste to hold them in position and to conduct the electrical signal. One or two of these are also placed on the earlobe. These sensors measure the electrical activity coming from the brain at the specific sites being monitored. This information is fed into a computer for analysis and is converted into game-like displays on the screen. The better the performance, the more stimulating the feedback. The client is constantly given information regarding the state of their brain with auditory and visual signals. After practicing during sessions, the peak  performance changes are usually long-lasting.

INFORMATION ON NEUROFEEDBACK

IS NEUROFEEDBACK FOR YOU

With neurofeedback you can improve your functionality in your own life, daily, with better planning, reasoning and decision making. The goal of neurofeedback is to train the brain to move from one brain state to another to accommodate each new task,
therefore improving academic performance, mood, behaviour, and thought processing. 
Neurofeedback is an effective option for people with difficulties such as concentration,
hyperactivity, depression, anxiety and sleep disorders

EFFICACY… HOW EFFECTIVE IS NEUROFEEDBACK

Neurofeedback efficacy is graded on a 1-5 scale.  Where a rating of 1 is not empirically supported it
consists primarily of case studies or anecdotal reports. A rating of 5 indicates that the therapy
has been found to be superior.
Neurofeedback has been proven effective (level 4) for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and anxiety disorders.
Correcting the excessive theta activity and deficits of beta seen in the central and frontal areas of the brain in ADHD,
contributes to improvement in perfusion in areas of impaired or sluggish brain function.

CLIENT FEEDBACK

 

“Neurofeedback calms me so I don’t rush”  – 11 year old client

 

“I turned my anxiety into excitement”  –  43 year old client

YOUR PRACTITIONER

I work solution focused, holistic and goal orientated with my client to obtain
the best version of him or herself. Together we discover and create solutions
–  M’Lani Basson
 

 

Contact M’Lani Basson

083 604 4037

info@mlanibasson.co.za

 
BA honours (Psych) Unisa
Registered Counsellor (PRC 0020176)
Internationally Certified Neurofeedback Practitioner (BFSA) (BCIA E6238)
 

For FAQ’s

www.braintrainingcentre.com.au

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