About Neurofeedback 

Most often, neurofeedback is not covered by insurance. However, we have heard of some plans that may cover neurofeedback (but we haven’t personally come across any). It is best to contact your insurance company and discuss coverage. If you speak to your insurance company representative and are told that your plan covers neurofeedback, please document date and time of the conversation and the name of the representative to avoid misunderstandings.

Your first appointment will take around 2 hours. Each subsequent session takes approximately 45 minutes. The actual neurofeedback training period lasts a minimum of 30 minutes. Additional time is needed beforehand for sensor placement and adjustment. We also speak with our clients briefly before and after each training session to monitor how things are progressing. We reserve 45 minutes for each client to ensure that no one is rushed and that there will be time to discuss the results you are experiencing.

For most conditions there are no adverse side effects due to the training when conducted by a competent professional. If an occasional negative reaction to training does occur, it is just an indication that the frequency is not correct and we need to make an adjustment. Symptoms will then resolve on their own. Typically, clients report positive effects. Someone undergoing training for migraines, for example, may report decrease in frequency and severity of the symptoms and an increase in efficacy of the medication (if applicable).