Our Services
In Person - Tucson, Arizona
Neurofeedback
$150
Neurofeedback, also known as EEG biofeedback, is a form of biofeedback that uses real-time brainwave activity feedback to help individuals learn to regulate their brain function and improve their mental and physical well-being. It involves monitoring brainwaves using an electroencephalogram (EEG) and providing feedback (visual or auditory) to the individual, allowing them to consciously influence their brain activity.
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Offered in person or virtually*
Mini q
$400
A smaller assessment consisting of 9 sites. A mini q is a great method to track progress in between a series of sessions. Mini q's are quicker and more cost effective than a full q.
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Offered in person or virtually
qEEG Brain Mapping
$800
qEEG, or Quantitative Electroencephalography, is a brain mapping technique that analyzes the electrical activity of the brain using a computer. It involves recording EEG data from 19 channels on the scalp and comparing it to a database of "normal" subjects. This analysis helps identify areas of brain function that may be deviating from the norm, potentially aiding in the diagnosis and treatment of various conditions.
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Offered in person
PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) and NIR (Near-Infrared) Therapy
$150
Two distinct modalities that utilize different forms of energy to stimulate healing and promote wellness, often employed for pain management, inflammation reduction, and tissue repair.
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Offered in person
Our Clients Say
"After four months of suffering with insomnia, inability to relax, hyper vigilance, restlessness and a racing mind... I was introduced to neurofeedback. Just three or four sessions in and I knew that this was the answer-- the mode of healing that I so needed. With each session, I began to feel more calm, my sleep began to improve and other symptoms started to disappear. Now when I have stress I just refer back to a session of neurofeedback along with my breathing exercises, and I am able to quiet my mind. Sometimes what seems so simple is in fact quite powerful. For me, this describes neurofeedback perfectly."
Jane U.
