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Brain Function Training

Neurofeedback, also called EEG Biofeedback, is direct training of brain function, by which the brain learns to function more efficiently. It uses a computer to observe the brain in action from moment to moment and rewards the brain for changing its activity to more functional and useful patterns.

Brain Self-Regulation

Self-regulation is a necessary part of good brain function, as it allows the central nervous system to function better. Issues associated with brain dysregulation include the anxiety-depression spectrum, attention deficits, behavior disorders, sleep disorders, headaches and migraines, PMS, and emotional disturbances. It is also useful for organic brain conditions such as seizures, the autism spectrum, and cerebral palsy.

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Neurotherapy treatment for mental health conditions

What Conditions Can Neurotherapy Help With?

People usually turn to neurotherapy when something feels off and they haven’t had much luck with other approaches. Sometimes it’s anxiety that doesn’t go away, trouble focusing at work or school, or just feeling emotionally drained for no clear reason.

Neurotherapy can be helpful for a wide range of concerns. It’s often used with ADHD, mood difficulties like depression, or sleep issues that seem connected to stress. Some clients deal with frequent headaches or migraines. Others feel like they’re always on edge, even when things are calm around them.

We also see children who are struggling with emotional regulation or developmental challenges. In those cases, therapy gives the brain a gentle nudge toward better balance.

Every case is different, so we don’t promise quick fixes. But in many situations, neurotherapy helps the brain shift out of patterns that have been causing problems for a long time. At RMPS, we take time to understand what you’re dealing with before recommending any neurotherapy treatment.

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How Does A Neurotherapy Session Work?

Most people aren’t sure what to expect when they first come in, and that’s completely normal. Neurotherapy doesn’t involve anything invasive or painful. It’s quiet, relaxed, and focused entirely on how your brain responds in the moment.

You’ll usually sit in a comfortable chair while small sensors are placed on your scalp. These just read brain activity—they don’t send anything into your body. From there, a computer tracks how your brain is working and provides instant feedback, usually through a screen or sound.

The idea is to help your brain recognize when it’s moving into a healthier rhythm. Over time, with enough practice, this can help the brain learn to self-correct.

Sessions are typically around 30 to 45 minutes. Some people feel more clear-headed or calm right away, while others notice changes gradually. A neurofeedback therapist will check in with you regularly and adjust the sessions based on how you’re doing.

If you’re exploring neurofeedback therapy in Calgary, we’ll walk you through it step by step and answer any questions along the way.

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Benefits Of Neurotherapy

When people ask about the benefits of neurotherapy, we give them an honest answer. It’s not instant or one-size-fits-all, but many clients notice real improvements when they commit to the process.

Some of the changes people report include:

  • Better sleep quality and more restful nights
  • Feeling calmer and less overwhelmed in stressful moments
  • Improved focus and concentration at school or work
  • Fewer mood swings and more emotional balance
  • A stronger sense of mental clarity and control

Parents often mention that their children are less reactive or more emotionally steady. Adults may notice they’re able to stay present, think more clearly, or respond more thoughtfully in challenging situations.

What makes neurotherapy in Calgary unique is that it teaches the brain to regulate itself. Instead of covering up symptoms, it works toward lasting changes in how the brain functions.

At our clinic in Calgary, we’ve supported individuals through anxiety, attention challenges, mood concerns, and more. While each journey is different, the goal remains the same: helping the brain move toward balance and better function.

Is Neurotherapy Right For Me Or My Child?

This is one of the most common questions people ask, especially if they’ve already tried other forms of support. Neurotherapy can be helpful for many, but like any approach, it depends on the individual.

You may want to consider neurotherapy treatment if you or your child are dealing with:

  • Difficulty focusing or staying on task
  • Sleep problems or frequent fatigue
  • Heightened anxiety or emotional reactivity
  • Low mood or lack of motivation
  • Trouble managing daily stress

Many families come to us after trying medication, behavioral therapy, or counselling. Some are looking for a more natural option. Others are simply exploring whether neurofeedback therapy in Calgary could work alongside what they’re already doing.

We begin with a conversation. No pressure. Just a chance to better understand your needs and whether this approach might be a good fit for your child, your family, or yourself.

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Our Approach To Neurotherapy In Calgary

At RMPS, we take a thoughtful and personalized approach to neurotherapy. Every individual has a unique set of experiences and needs, which is why we begin with a detailed understanding of your goals, challenges, and history. Brain mapping is often our first step, helping us observe how the brain is functioning. This gives us clear insight into patterns that may be linked to anxiety, focus difficulties, or emotional ups and downs. Using this information, we design a neurotherapy plan that supports the whole person, not just the symptoms.

Each neurofeedback session is led by a qualified neurofeedback practitioner in a calm, supportive setting. We monitor progress closely and adjust the sessions as needed to keep them effective and personalized. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or your child, our goal is to promote long-term brain regulation and emotional balance. We’re proud to offer neurofeedback in Calgary that combines clinical insight with a caring, one-on-one approach.

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Frequently Asked Question

What exactly is neurotherapy? How does it actually help?

Neurotherapy is a way to help the brain learn to work better by giving it feedback. It watches your brain activity and then gently encourages it to shift into patterns that are more balanced and useful. People often say they feel calmer, sleep better, or think more clearly after a series of neurotherapy treatments.

Yes, a lot of people come in for those reasons. It’s often used for things like anxiety, feeling overwhelmed, or having a hard time staying focused. Some also find it helpful for mood changes, sleep problems, or even support with neurofeedback and depression. It isn’t a cure, but it can be part of feeling more in control.

Absolutely. At RMPS, we work with children, teens, and adults. For kids, especially, sessions are designed to be calm, not too long, and adapted to how they feel that day. We keep parents involved and explain things step-by-step.

We try to understand the whole person, not just the symptoms. At RMPS, that means we start with a close look at how the brain is working, using tools like brain mapping for depression. From there, we build a plan that’s specific to your child or to you. It’s not one-size-fits-all.

That’s a very common place to start. You’re welcome to reach out and ask questions or come in for a consultation. We’ll talk through what’s going on and whether this kind of support might fit. There’s no pressure—it’s just about figuring out what feels right for your situation.

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