Brain Mapping (QEEG)
We’re excited to offer Brain Mapping (QEEG)—a cutting-edge neuroimaging technique that helps measure and analyze brain activity. This advanced version of an EEG provides valuable insights into brain function and can help identify patterns linked to conditions like ADHD, anxiety, depression, and cognitive decline (including memory, attention, and problem-solving issues).
While QEEG is not a standalone diagnostic tool, it serves as a powerful resource when combined with other clinical assessments to better understand your brain health.
Understanding BRAIN MAPPING
WHAT IS IT?
Brain mapping is a non-invasive tool used to gain a deeper understanding of brain function and activity. By measuring electrical patterns in the brain, this process helps identify imbalances, inefficiencies, or areas that may be under- or overactive. Brain mapping provides valuable insights into cognitive function, mental health, and neurological performance, allowing for more personalized approaches to wellness, therapy, and treatment.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Brain mapping utilizes a process called quantitative electroencephalography (qEEG) to record and analyze brainwave activity. During the session, a cap with sensors is placed on the scalp to measure electrical signals in different regions of the brain. These signals are then compared to a database of healthy brain patterns to identify deviations or irregularities. The results create a detailed "map" of brain activity, helping practitioners develop targeted strategies to improve focus, emotional regulation, sleep, and overall brain health.
Understand Your Brain's Potential with Brain Mapping
At Esprit Brain Health, we are committed to empowering you on your journey to optimal brain health. Our Brain Mapping service offers an insight into your brain activity. With this information we can create a plan of action to enhance brain function and improving quality of life.
Contact us to schedule a consultation and take the first step towards a brighter, sharper, and more resilient mind.
Who can benefit from
NEUROFEEDBACK
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Neurofeedback can help regulate brain activity associated with anxiety and depression, offering relief from symptoms and improving overall mood and well-being.
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By promoting relaxation and regulating sleep patterns, neurofeedback can help individuals struggling with insomnia achieve restful and rejuvenating sleep. We can combine the NeurOptimal® System with BrainMaster ® neurofeedback equipment to get you back to sleeping soundly.
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Neurofeedback can aid in reducing the symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), such as hyperarousal and intrusive thoughts, by restoring balance to the brain's stress response system.
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Neurofeedback can support brain healing and recovery following a traumatic brain injury, improving cognitive function, memory, and overall quality of life.
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Athletes, students, executives, and performers can use neurofeedback to enhance cognitive abilities, focus, and mental resilience, unlocking their full potential in their respective fields.
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Neurofeedback can help alleviate chronic pain by modulating brain activity associated with pain perception and promoting relaxation and stress reduction.
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Neurofeedback may offer benefits to individuals with autism spectrum disorders, learning disabilities, and other neurodevelopmental conditions by promoting neural plasticity and improving cognitive function.
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Whether you're looking to sharpen your focus, improve memory, or enhance overall cognitive function, neurofeedback offers a non-invasive and drug-free approach to optimizing brain performance.
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We’re excited to offer Brain Mapping (QEEG)—a cutting-edge neuroimaging technique that helps measure and analyze brain activity. This advanced version of an EEG provides valuable insights into brain function and can help identify patterns linked to conditions like ADHD, anxiety, depression, and cognitive decline (including memory, attention, and problem-solving issues).