Comprehensive Neurorehabilitation Support

With individualized coaching, clients navigate games and exercises with their minds to promote healthy brain function. Neurofeedback can act as a drug-free solution for attention deficits, learning difficulties, executive functioning weaknesses, anxiety, neurological disorders (e.g., traumatic brain injury), and various other issues by improving mental performance, emotional control, information processing, and memory in people of all ages.

Neurofeedback can also be used by individuals already taking medication, if desired. We use top-of-the-line amplifiers combined with Neuroguide Quantitative EEG (i.e., qEEG) and neurofeedback systems. This includes 19-channel Z-score neurofeedback (both swLORETA and surface), which has demonstrated strong efficacy in the treatment of a wide variety of conditions.

Neurofeedback can help target the cognitive weaknesses associated with normal aging, as well as atypical cognitive deficits sometimes associated with aging, including mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or dementia (e.g., Alzheimer’s disease). As people age, natural changes in brain structure and function can lead to slower processing, occasional forgetfulness, and reduced focus.

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Adjustment to Disability Counseling

We support individuals and families as they adjust to life after a brain injury. Services in this area include:

  • Reviewing cognitive test scores and linking them to real-life functional challenges
  • Providing clear, personalized education about the client’s brain injury and expected recovery
  • Supporting both the client and family in understanding and preparing for changes in abilities
  • Helping to develop practical strategies and tools to improve daily functioning and promote independence

Psychotherapy

Emotional healing is a critical part of recovery. Our psychotherapy services focus on:

  • Helping clients and families manage the emotional impact of brain injury
  • Supporting individuals through grief, depression, and the loss of previous abilities or life paths
  • Addressing anxiety about an uncertain future or changes in independence
  • Guiding families in adjusting to shifting roles and relationship dynamics
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