Neurons create electrical currents when they communicate with each other, and these currents can be recorded through an electroencephalogram. In addition, the computer software used by Neurofeedback converts the brain waves into visual or auditory information, so that the patient can easily understand how his or her brain is functioning. This program is set up so that the patient is rewarded when he gets his brain to work in a certain wave range that is useful for his functioning.

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These ranges go from lower (Delta waves) to higher (Beta waves). The lowest brain activity predominates in sleep cycles, while the highest activity occurs in alert states. So that, through this treatment, it is sought that all areas of the brain work in balance, making each wave range predominate at the right time.

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Some conditions that can be improved with neurofeedback: Anxiety, Depression, Panic attacks, Attention deficit disorder (ADHD or ADD), PTSD, Trauma, Migraines, Fibromyalgia, Chronic pains, Tobacco and alcohol addictions Tinnitus, Vertigo, Epilepsy, Memory loss, Autism Spectrum Disorder.

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