Briefly about neurofeedback training

During neurofeedback, EEG measurements are taken of the brain's electrical activity via electrodes, giving the trainee feedback on his or her brain activity. It is a therapeutic process whereby the individual is able to learn and change their brainwave patterns.

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During the training, the person watches a DVD film or animation, which he or she controls with his or her own brainwaves, so that he or she can influence his or her mental, thought, emotional and emotional states, changing them at the right moment, for example, to work more efficiently.

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Our system can be used to test practically all the usual frequency ranges (delta (<4 Hz), theta (4-8 Hz), alpha (8-12 Hz), beta (12-25 Hz divided into beta-1/sensorimotor rhythm (SMR), 12-15 Hz, and beta-2, 15-25 Hz), gamma (38-50 Hz up to 150 Hz), in terms of frequency strength (how much a frequency range is present) and localisation (even in real time due to the use of NF).

What makes our service special is the individualized training for each area and the simultaneous alteration of the whole brain electrical pattern.

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Most neurofeedback training providers do not have equipment to monitor the whole brain.