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What is Neurofeedback?
Who uses Neurofeedback?
What are the issues Neurofeedback addresses?
Can Neurofeedback address cluster symptoms?
Is it painful?
What are brain waves?
How does Neurofeedback work?
Are the effects permanent?
Is there science behind neurofeedback?
Does insurance cover Neurofeedback training?
What are Brain Waves?

Brain waves are electrical signals produced by cells in the brain called neurons. Certain brain waves increase depending on what a person is doing.

Delta brain waves are the slowest of all your brain waves and usually increase when a person is fast asleep.         

Delta Brain Waves
 
Theta brain waves are produced when someone has their eyes closed and they aren't really asleep but they aren't totally awake.         

Theta Brain Waves
 
Alpha brain waves are produced when someone is in a state of relaxation or is daydreaming.         

Alpha Brain Waves
 
Beta waves are fast brain waves and they are produced when a person is actively engaged in a mental activity.         

Beta Brain Waves

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