Qeeg Session Courses

A qEEG session is a process of electroencephalography, or EEG, in which the brain’s electrical activity is measured, recorded, and analyzed. It is commonly used in brain mapping, or neurofeedback therapy, as it can help diagnose and treat various conditions including attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism. During a qEEG session, electrodes are attached to the scalp and connected to a recording machine. This machine monitors the brain’s electrical activity and displays it in the form of a visual map. As the person relaxes, visuals of their brain activity is measured and recorded. This helps healthcare providers to identify areas where the brain activity is either higher or lower than expected. The map can then be used to target areas that need improvement. Neurofeedback, or sensorimotor-feedback, may then be used to condition the brain to respond more efficiently in those areas. Overall, qEEG is a useful tool that can help to diagnose and treat mental disorders, such as ADHD and autism. It is also important to note that this procedure must be carried out by a qualified health professional for the best results.