Using Neuroscience to Achieve Peak Performance
Imagine being able to perform at your peak every time you step on the field, court, mountain or office. Imagine being able to focus completely on the task at hand, without any distractions. Imagine being able to block out all of the pressure and anxiety, and simply play your game, compete and work at the highest level.
That's what it's like to be in flow state.
Flow state is a mental state in which a person is completely immersed in an activity. They are focused, engaged, and performing at their best. Flow state is often described as a state of deep enjoyment and satisfaction. People in flow state often lose track of time and space, and they may feel like they are operating on a higher level than usual.
If you're struggling to reach your full potential and tap into the flow state, neurofeedback for peak performance may be the answer. Neurofeedback is a non-invasive therapy that uses EEG readouts of your brain waves to retrain your brain to function better. This can help you to improve your focus, concentration, attention, and overall performance. Giving you the full power of your brain allowing you to tap into the flow state faster, more efficiently for longer.
Neurofeedback therapy is typically done over a series of sessions, and each session lasts about an hour. During a session, you will sit comfortably in a chair while electrodes are placed on your head to measure your brain wave activity. You will then be presented with a variety of stimuli, such as videos, games, or sounds. The goal is to learn how to control your brain wave activity in order to achieve a desired outcome.
That's what it's like to be in flow state.
Flow state is a mental state in which a person is completely immersed in an activity. They are focused, engaged, and performing at their best. Flow state is often described as a state of deep enjoyment and satisfaction. People in flow state often lose track of time and space, and they may feel like they are operating on a higher level than usual.
If you're struggling to reach your full potential and tap into the flow state, neurofeedback for peak performance may be the answer. Neurofeedback is a non-invasive therapy that uses EEG readouts of your brain waves to retrain your brain to function better. This can help you to improve your focus, concentration, attention, and overall performance. Giving you the full power of your brain allowing you to tap into the flow state faster, more efficiently for longer.
Neurofeedback therapy is typically done over a series of sessions, and each session lasts about an hour. During a session, you will sit comfortably in a chair while electrodes are placed on your head to measure your brain wave activity. You will then be presented with a variety of stimuli, such as videos, games, or sounds. The goal is to learn how to control your brain wave activity in order to achieve a desired outcome.
Research Link: Learn how an Olympic athlete used neuroscience
Research Link: How Athletes Use Neurofeedback
Many professional athletes utilize neurofeedback to enhance their sports performance, including members of the US Olympic Ski Team, Olympic beach-volleyball player Kerri Walsh-Jennings, and members of the Italian soccer team.
Why Us?
We offer state-of-the-art QEEG guided 19-channel LORETA z-score neurofeedback. QEEG guided means we use quantitative EEG to create brain maps that reveal areas of dysregulation. LORETA enables neurofeedback training in brain regions below the scalp surface. We treat a wide variety of disorders, including ADD, ADHD, ASD, Depression, PTSD, Anxiety, Learning Disorders, Memory problems, mTBI, and addictions.
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