Your Brain,
Your Power
Neurofeedback Therapy, Wilmington, North Carolina
What's Neurofeedback All About?
Your brain is the control center of your entire life, influencing everything from your mood and energy to your relationships and performance. When it's out of sync, you might feel stuck, struggling with challenges that seem impossible to overcome. Whether you're an adult feeling overwhelmed, a parent worried about your child, or caring for an aging loved one, our personalized brain training offers a breakthrough.
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At Be You Neurofeedback, we use cutting-edge neurofeedback technology to help your brain learn and optimize its own functioning. It's like a sophisticated tune-up for your most important organ – gentle, non-invasive, and designed to help you become the best version of yourself. When your brain works better, everything in your life has the potential to work better too.
The Struggle Is Real
7 Million
An estimated 7 million (11.4%) U.S. children 3–17 years have been diagnosed with ADHD
6 in 100
About 6 out of every 100 people (or 6% of the U.S. pop.) will have PTSD at some point.
40 Million
Over 40 million adults in the U.S. experience anxiety disorders in a given year.
21 Million
Major depression affefts more than 8% (21 million) of American adults each year.
How's It Work?
Neurofeedback is like a gentle brain training method that uses your own brain's electrical signals to help you learn better ways of functioning. It's a completely natural process that helps you teach your nervous system new, more effective response patterns through a kind of mental muscle memory.
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The best part? It's totally safe and straightforward. No invasive procedures, no medications, no electrical shocks - just you sitting comfortably while your brain does its own incredible learning. It's so simple and easy that anyone can participate, and the positive changes can be long-lasting.
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Think of it like a workout for your brain, where you're learning to tune your mental frequencies without any external interference. Your brain essentially learns to optimize itself, creating more balanced and efficient neural pathways.
A Simple, Easy Process
Mapping
We'll capture images of the electrical signals firing throughout your brain. The map we create reveals specific areas of your brain that are contributing to your symptoms. What's developed is a targeted approach to retraining your brain's activity.
Training
We'll guide your brain through a series of reward-based neurofeedback training sessions. This targeted approach will help your brain discover new, more efficient pathways of response, leading to improved brain function and overall well-being.
Succeeding
Once you've completed a course of neurofeedback training sesssions, you'll likely notice positive changes in your brain function. These changes can lead to improvements in various areas of your life, such as focus, mood, and overall well-being.
Neurofeedback Takes Practice
Think of neurofeedback like learning to ride a bike - you can't simply read about it in a manual and become an expert. It's a hands-on experience where your brain actively learns and adapts. During a neurofeedback session, your brain gets real-time feedback through EEG monitoring, gradually training itself to optimize how you think, feel, and perform. And just like riding a bicycle, these neural improvements become second nature - skills that stick with you long after the training is complete.
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Brain Training 101
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"Neurofeedback has been life-changing for our family. We have a son with autism who is now off all of his medication’s for ADHD, and sleep. His anxiety, impulse control and stemming is so much better. we are so grateful we found Neurofeedback."