Our combined neurofeedback and trauma-informed psychotherapy program is the ultimate experience in brain training. Our licensed clinician, Cara, uses a unique blend of neurofeedback and therapy, including EMDR, to help you overcome more complex mental health challenges, improve emotional regulation, and develop the tools you need to thrive. Cara has expertise in trauma, mild traumatic brain injury, chronic pain, tinnitus, long COVID, dysautonomia symptoms and other complex issues.

This assessment is a great introduction to neurotherapy and can identify biomarkers for conditions such as ADHD, anxiety and trauma. You will come in for an initial 1 hour testing session where our technician will analyze the electrical activity of your brain. These readings will be analyzed and compared to a clinical database that can identify certain biomarkers that correlate with mental health conditions such as trauma, ADHD, depression, and anxiety. A report will be prepared detailing your brainwave patterns and any areas of concern. This report will be shared with you in a follow-up appointment where you will receive recommendations and a treatment plan for improving your brain function based on your individual results. During this follow-up appointment, you will also receive your first session of neurofeedback. This assessment is best suited for adults and children over the age of 12.

For children aged 3- 18 years.
Important: Please book both parts in sequence.
PART 1 ( 50-minute Neurofeedback session with Kimiko P. ) and PART 2 (30 minutes Educational Therapy Session with Cara C.).

Note: The assessment is not done by an Educational Psychologist (which schools may require) but instead by an OT, Social worker/Neurotherapist, and a teacher - plus we provide an actionable treatment plan. Clients can take this report to their family doctor if they require something more specific in terms of diagnosis.

The QEEG assessment provides a detailed picture of the brain's electrical activity by recording and analyzing the brainwaves produced by different regions of the brain using 19 electrode placements. This can help identify areas of over- or under-activity in the brain, which may be related to a variety of complex brain health issues including, cognitive impairment, autonomic nervous system dysfunction, and neurological conditions, such as traumatic brain injury and Long Covid.

By providing a comprehensive view of the brain's activity, a QEEG assessment can help healthcare professionals better understand the root causes of complex brain health issues and develop more effective treatment plans. In addition, a QEEG assessment can also provide insights into brain function that may not be apparent through other forms of assessment, such as psychological testing or neuroimaging. This makes it an especially useful tool for individuals who may be struggling with complex brain health issues that are difficult to diagnose or treat using other methods.