Best Biofeedback Therapist Henderson Near Me

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1-3 month Healthy Brain Retreat designed specifically to alleviate addiction and mental health issues with the Healthy Brain Way program

We had a half course treatment, so what we feel may not reflect the full potential of the treatment. We feel it at least helped the way people thinking or use their brain in two ways: 1. Try focus on certain things longer, because In the treatment patient need to give computer input while they are detected not focus enough, so each time when that was detected, the patient is aware of it and will try to be more focused. Over time, that can make the patient’s brain better in focusing on certain things. 2. It gives the patient’s brain an concept of reset. When the brain is doing a task and while not doing well, training program allow patient to click the mouse and then restart the task, that gives a sense of reset and start again. While the patient’s brain get use to that mindset, they can behave the same in their life, like to get rid of alcohol or cigarettes. Although fails again and again, but if they don’t give up and reset the process, there will always be a chance that they can...

I am a former Army medic with three combat tours. I was medically discharged and went through the traditional forms of mental health care. When those didn't seem to be working I started to use alcohol in heavy amounts to "numb" what I was going through. The alcohol use got out of control and I ended out spending a week in a coma. The VA again took care of me medically and ensured my physical condition improved. But I could tell something was missing from my mental health care. The only answer from my physicians when times were rough were to adjust or add to the dosing of my medications. This was extremely frustrating. I wanted to take less pills, not more. A family friend recommend I look up something called Neurofeedback, and that I get in touch with Dr. Don Posson. I honestly don't know what I would have done if I hadn't found him when I did. I was completely skeptical at first. I didn't believe him when he told me he could help me "train my brain" in order to address my symptoms...