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Neurofeedback aims to train and regulate the activity of the frontal lobes and their communication with other brain regions to improve mood, motivation, and well-being, reduce fatigue, and better control emotions.

The method targets specific brain regions to reduce anxiety, demonstrating a decrease in anxiety after several sessions and contributing to a lasting improvement in brain capabilities.

The therapeutic approach helps to improve the functioning of the frontal lobes and attention networks, normalizing these areas to improve concentration, reduce distractibility, and manage anxiety related to these disorders.

The approach aims to train the brain to reduce the hyperactivity of fast waves and increase slower frequencies to facilitate falling asleep and deep sleep quality, leading to faster sleep onset and fewer nighttime awakenings.

Neurofeedback for autism aims to reduce symptoms and improve sociability, cognitive and sensory arousal, and language with significant and lasting improvements.

Neurofeedback is used to normalize brain activity in regions such as the amygdala and prefrontal lobe, reducing symptoms of anxiety and hypervigilance following trauma.

The approach identifies and trains brain regions where activity is abnormal following trauma, helping to restore normal brain functioning and alleviate symptoms related to attention, memory, mood, and sleep.

The method targets reducing the brain hyperactivity responsible for pain, resulting in a notable decrease in pain, fatigue, and anxiety.

For Long-Term COVID, neurofeedback at Neuroperforma improves functions such as attention and memory and reduces symptoms like stress and anxiety. This method is adapted based on the brain abnormalities detected in each patient, offering a personalized approach to managing persistent symptoms.

Neurofeedback is employed to strengthen executive functions, improving IQ, concentration, memory, and multitasking ability, enhancing cognitive capabilities overall.

Neurofeedback targets the prefrontal lobes and cingulate gyrus to reduce obsessive behaviours, improve mental flexibility, and decrease anxiety, leading to a reduction in OCD and eating disorder symptoms.

Neurofeedback targets the prefrontal lobes and cingulate gyrus to reduce obsessive behaviours, improve mental flexibility, and decrease anxiety, leading to a reduction in OCD and eating disorder symptoms.

Used to increase concentration, reduce anxiety, improve sleep, and speed up reaction times in athletes, leading to better stress management and overall sports performance improvement.