Neurofeedback
Low Energy Neurofeedback System (LENS)
A therapy that uses low-intensity electromagnetic signals to stimulate the brain. Developed by Ochs Lab (click to learn more). It's a passive, non-invasive treatment that helps the brain reset and improve mental clarity, emotional regulation, and sleep quality. Sessions are short and can yield results with fewer treatments compared to traditional neurofeedback.
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What is it?
Low Energy Neurofeedback System (LENS) is an advanced form of neurofeedback therapy that uses very low-intensity electromagnetic signals to stimulate the brain. Unlike traditional neurofeedback, which requires active participation and real-time feedback, LENS is a passive treatment that allows the brain to reset and reorganize itself. This can lead to improvements in mental clarity, emotional regulation, sleep quality, and overall cognitive function. The sessions are typically short, non-invasive, and can produce noticeable results with fewer treatments.
Benefits
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Reduces Stress and Anxiety:
Helps calm the nervous system and decrease symptoms of stress and anxiety. -
Improves Sleep Quality:
Promotes better sleep patterns, leading to more restful and restorative sleep. -
Enhances Mental Clarity:
Boosts focus, concentration, and cognitive function. -
Alleviates Symptoms of Depression:
Can help improve mood and reduce feelings of depression. -
Supports Cognitive Health:
Assists in addressing cognitive impairments and improving overall brain function. -
Promotes Emotional Regulation:
Aids in managing emotional responses and reducing emotional reactivity. -
Non-Invasive and Safe:
Uses low-energy signals, making it a gentle and safe option for many individuals. -
Quick and Efficient:
Sessions are typically short and may require fewer visits to achieve results. -
Passive Participation:
Does not require active engagement from the client during sessions, making it easy and convenient.
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