The right side of the brain pertains to creativity, music, intuition, non-verbal memories, and spatial/social awareness. It’s the place in the brain where it sees the “big picture”. When it is overactivated, this is when your mind can go down a rabbit hole of “what if” type anxiety symptoms. 

The left side of the brain pertains to logical thinking, math, problem solving, verbal memory, and language abilities. With depression there is typically a reward deficiency. This detail oriented side being so under activated and under rewarded is where symptoms of depression start to arise. 

You will be doing what is called amplitude training protocols. To put it simply, after we have identified your baseline brainwave patterns, we will compare them to the ‘normal’ brainwave pattern that they should be. Once the target frequencies have been identified, our technician will set up a Neurofeedback protocol.

In an increasingly interconnected world, the feeling of isolation remains a pervasive issue. During Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, it's vital to recognize that forging and maintaining personal connections within a community can have a profound impact on an individual's mental health. Humans are inherently social creatures who crave meaningful interactions. We all want relationships that provide comfort, understanding, and a sense of belonging. These connections act as anchors that keep us grounded, offering solace during moments of vulnerability.