Neurofeedback
Brain training technology that helps normalize brainwave patterns associated with mental health conditions.
Neurofeedback is a form of biofeedback that uses real-time displays of brain activity to teach self-regulation of brain function. By providing immediate feedback on brainwave patterns, neurofeedback helps train the brain toward more optimal functioning — particularly for conditions involving dysregulated brain activity.
How Neurofeedback Works
- Sensors placed on the scalp measure electrical brain activity (EEG)
- Software displays your brainwave patterns in real-time
- Audio or visual feedback rewards your brain when it produces desired patterns
- Over sessions, the brain learns to produce healthier patterns automatically
Conditions That Respond to Neurofeedback
- PTSD: Helps normalize hyperarousal and fear responses
- Anxiety: Reduces excessive beta wave activity associated with worry
- Depression: Addresses frontal lobe asymmetry linked to depressed mood
- ADHD: Improves attention and focus through training specific brainwave patterns
- Insomnia: Promotes relaxation brainwave patterns that facilitate sleep
Experience Neurofeedback at The Bridge
The Bridge Health Recovery Center integrates neurofeedback into their comprehensive 21-day residential program, combining it with other evidence-based approaches for maximum impact.
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