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Brain Mapping and Neurofeedback
We are the only clinic in Flagstaff offering qEEG Brain Mapping to pinpoint what’s truly going on in your mind that leads to anxiety, depression, difficulty focusing, OCD, and more. qEEG Brain Mapping measures your specific brainwave patterns to better understand your brain’s unique functioning and how it’s contributing to your symptoms. With qEEG Brain Mapping we create custom mental health treatment plans specifically for you, including Neurofeedback, so you have the most efficient plan to feel your best.
What are the benefits of neurofeedback?
What conditions is Neurofeedback used to treat?
Neurofeedback has proven to be helpful to sufferers of many neurological conditions including chronic pain, depression, anxiety, migraines, PTSD, ADHD and many more. The full list of conditions it can be helpful for includes:
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- ADD/ADHD
- Academic Performance
- Addiction
- Anger
- Anxiety
- Athletic Performance
- Autism
- Bruxism
- Migraines
- Chronic Fatigue
- OCD
- Concussions
- PTSD Depression (some)
- Pain Hyper-vigilance
- Stress
- Insomnia
- TBI
- Long COVID
- Tourette’s

See What A Session Looks Like Beginning to End
Meet Skylar Our Neurofeedback Specialist
4 Steps to Getting Started with qEEG Brain Mapping

Schedule Free Consult
Schedule a free 20 minute phone consult with our brain map and neurofeedback specialist Skylar Wilcoxson to discuss qEEG Brain Mapping and Neurofeedback treatment. He’ll answer your questions and determine if you’d benefit from treatment.

Complete your qEEG Brain Map and Review Results
Come to the clinic for your qEEG Brain Mapping to measure baseline brainwave patterns and activity that are contributing to your mental health concerns. Skylar will review your results and share insight into how your brain works.

Start Neurofeedback Sessions

Choose a Maintenance Plan For You
FAQ About Brain Mapping and Neurofeedback
A client will be asked many questions to determine the client’s probable reactivity to the protocols used during treatment. Every person is different; different DNA, different brain and different central nervous system, so there is no one formula that works for everyone. There are, however, certain steps the ICP takes to ensure safe and healthy results. The provider then proceeds to:
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- Place sensors on the head and neck to measure the electrical activity in the brain using an electroencephalograph (EEG) unit.
- The EEG unit transmits signals to the computer, which responds by sending low-intensity pulses back through the EEG unit to the brain: 1.) Interrupting irregular patterns; 2.) Stimulating new healthy ones
- The result is the minimization of unhealthy brain waves and the symptoms associated with them.
Commonly reported responses include mental clarity, clearer vision, more restful sleep, increase in motivation, improved focus, decreased anxiety and depression, increased ability to read, absence of irritability, impatience and anger. Occasionally, individuals may experience a feeling of being tired, lightheaded or maybe feel a slight headache or temporary exacerbation of a symptom, which typically resolves within a few minutes, or a few hours.
The number of treatments varies from person to person. Some clients notice improvement after just one session. An individual with a history of lifelong problems will typically require more treatments. A typical series is 15-20 treatments for adults, youth typically require less. Initial improvements are often temporary, but due to the cumulative nature of the treatments, the improvements last longer with each one. Over time, the improvements often lead to enduring sustainability.
A person may feel significant, or even dramatic change after only one session. On the other hand, the changes a person feels may be subtle. Often family members, friends, or co-workers notice a difference right away. The success rate for improvement for those who have used the process (over 100,000), however, is notably impressive.
Never! The NeuroGen Certified Practitioner will attach five leads; one at the base of the neck, and one negative lead behind each ear. Then two additional positive leads will be placed in pairs on different sites on the scalp to address the specific needs of the client. The EEG Amplifier puts out a very small signal that is equivalent to about 1/100th the strength of an AA battery. The signal is less than the strength of a cell phone signal and is far below anything a person can feel or detect. The MCN System is a Class 1 FDA Registered device, 510K approved
