Getting Started with Neurofeedback: The Process
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The following outline is a brief explanation of what to expect once you have decided to start with neurofeedback.
1. 1st Appointment:
Initial Meet and Greet Consultation. The first step is to schedule your FREE initial Meet and Greet Consultation with our office (no obligation and no comittments). This 30 to 45 minute presentation will cover any additional questions you might have regarding neurofeedback and how this training may apply to your particular situation. In addition we will cover items such as testing and assessments, training schedule, pricing and financing, and insurance.
2. 2nd Appointment:
Assessment Testing and Intake. After the initial consultation, clients will be required to complete our intake forms covering family history, current medications, list of vitamins and supplements, previous diagnosis, as well as physiological historical information. This will be followed by various testing including a Mini Quantitative EEG Assessment (Mini-Q), and / or a computerized testing of Attention, Impulsivity, and Hyperactivity (TOVA). This appoinment will take approximately 1-1/2 to 2 hours.
3. 3rd Appointment:
Review assessment reports and begin Training. The assessments are designed to inform the clinician on what your brain is doing. It is a road map detailing the brain and whether its' overactive, underactive, are there any coherence or symmetry issues, and items dealing with delta, theta, alpha and beta frequency bands of the EEG.
The exact number of sessions a client may need varies from client to client and cannot be definitively determined until our assessments have been completed. History (case studies) has shown us that most clients require about 20 session with some other conditions (e.g. autistic spectrum, bipolar disorder, and tourettes) are more difficult and may require 30 to 60 sessions.
4. 4th+ Appointment(s):
EEG Biofeedback / Neurofeedback Training:.
A typical training session will last anywhere from 45 to 60 minutes and typically a client is expected to train about 2 times a week. Our office is open Monday through Friday with appointments scheduled from 9am with our last appointment starting at 4:30pm. Our office is open on every other Saturday with hours of operation of 9am to 3pm.
5. Final assessment progress testing and review:.
At your last session (and at about every 20 sessions) our office will conduct progress assessments and review the results with the client.
Payment and Options.
All payments and fees are to be paid prior to the rendering of service. Our office accepts personal checks, Visa and MasterCard. For more informaiton on payment options, financing, discount packages, our fees and rates.... Click Here for more Informaiton!
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