Neurotherapy, sometimes referred to as neurofeedback, began in the late 1950’s and early ‘60’s and by the late 80’s neurofeedback was being applied to several central nervous based conditions.

Neuroscience has come to accept the interrelation between the central nervous system, the autoimmune system, emotional, physical, and mental health. It has conceded that indeed, the brain can change at any age, and that we create new neurons throughout life. The natural mechanisms underlying neurofeedback are now becoming clear.

To many medical practitioners, neurofeedback is still foreign. It’s a question of whether or not your Doctor has had recent exposure to current research.

Brainwave monitoring is no longer 'experimental'. It is common practice in scientific studies to assess how people's brains are functioning under various conditions of illness, stress and mental difficulties.

Parents and practitioners concerned about the side effects of medications are seeking alternatives.

The initial consult (free of charge) consists of a discussion between you and the practitioner.

Based on your responses during the initial consult, Lauren will make a determination of the next steps and schedule an appointment to construct a brain map.

Brain mapping is a simple procedure that uses sensors to detect your brainwaves and get a picture of your brainwave activity. Following the brain mapping session, Lauren will work with you to design a protocol to address both the symptoms discussed and to determine the number of recommended sessions.

Some clients see improvements quickly while others may require more attention. This depends on the symptoms and the patterns detected in the first brain mapping session. Generally speaking, Brain Love recommends a minimum of 10 sessions although improvements in mood, sleep, attention, alertness and focus can be observed in fewer sessions. Changes will smooth out and become more consistent with the later sessions.