The brain is without argument, the most important and complex human organ. It controls how we think, feel, and function. When it is working in the way we desire we can do marvelous things. But the brain is also at risk, similar to a “tender peach”, which if dropped and handled roughly will easily bruise, turn brown, and bleed.
Though the brain is housed in a protective structure called the skull it is still prone to damage from physical, chemical, and metabolic insults. Optimal cognitive functioning does not happen automatically. Learning is not easy for everyone. Mood disorders are often unresponsive to therapy and medication. Behavior is not always under our control. Focus and attention can be trained. Genetics do play a leading role in Autism. Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease are known to be preventable and reversible. We struggle to avoid brain trauma from the affects of chronic stress, illness, head traumas, emotional trauma, food additives, herbicides, and environmental toxicities.
To heal and optimize brain activity and function, the Brain Regeneration Clinic provides a diversity of brain healing therapies including Exomind TMS, Neurofeedback therapy, Biofeedback therapy, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Frequency Specific Microcurrent, Photobiomodulation, and transcranial Direct Current Stimulation with decades of research supporting improved brain function, cognition, mood, and social engagement.
Our brain recovery programs begin with a baseline brain mapping known as a QEEG. QEEG brain mapping evaluates hyper and hypo functioning and imbalances of the various brain waves including Delta, Theta, Alpha, and Beta. The brain waves provide a functional description of cognitive functioning, mood regulation, and even localized brain inflammation. Once we have established a baseline for brain activity, we are able to recommend the best therapies for improving brain wave patterns. Brain therapies promote brain recovery by increasing oxygen, reducing inflammation, and healing nerve pathways in ways unmatched by any other course of treatment. Therapy is often followed by repeating QEEG brain mapping to compare results and evaluate the effectiveness of each therapy to provide optimal results. We invite you to view our video presentation below that describes the use of QEEG brain mapping to predict Alzheimer’s and dementia decades before its full onset. Please call or email our office to schedule QEEG brain mapping.