WHAT IS A NEUROFEEDBACK SESSION LIKE?

Want to know what a Neurofeedback session is like. Check out this video to see how enjoyable, relaxing and effective Neurofeedback can be to solve your attention, anxiety, and brain-based challenges. Dr. Trish Leigh will show you how. Check it out now!
Dr. Trish Leigh is a Board Certified Neurofeedback doctor and Brain Health Coach. She works tirelessly with her husband Dr. Cosmas Leigh at their private practice. Now you can benefit from Neurofeedback across the world because Leigh Brain & Spine offers their premier Brain Shift program world-wide. For more information visit leighbrainandspine.com
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[@iamapotatochip4243]

I love how shes distracted a lot as we see on the screen(like you said of course she would by the talking) and then when you tell her shes doing a good job, for a long period of time, there is no line. Thats so cute because one would assume its because she got positive reinforcement. Maybe i'm reading into it, but still awesome and interesting!

[@PZCherokee]

I totally noticed that too!

[@AnasaktSadhak]

Wonderfully explained for a naive person like me to Neurofeedback. Thank you very much Dr. Leigh!

[@737samantha]

thank you so much for sharing. I have been going to NF for 11 sessions now. I sit in an uncomfortable chair, with my eyes closed, and just listen. I am yelled at if I open my eyes and am told not to move. I don't even know I'm moving. They are still tweaking and they say they are having trouble because I am a difficult case. I am way more agitated, especially after going. It s good to hear that there are some out there who are doing it like this, where the patient is not so agitated. After my mapping, it was too much energy for them to push print or put it into a pdf form so I could print it. I am not sure when you do the mapping, but they waited for 7 sessions until they did mine. now I know they are doing it differently and it is not my fault I feel so awful. thanks for letting me get this out.

[@purpleplatypus97]

Being uncomfortable and yelled at are two very counter productive aspects that you do not want in neurofeedback. This is often used to retrain the brain from things including PTSD, ADHD, ASD, ect among anxieties and depression. That is often years of trauma along with it, yelling being a common one. I understand that it's frustrating but I would really recommend calling around to speak to other providers. I'm sorry you're dealing with that just to be told you're a difficult case. They are the professionals, that is not your concern nor should you have been told (To extend the amount of sessions is the only reason IMO). It should be relevant in how they assess and manage your treatments, that's it.

[@turciosturcios]

Great explanation about the sessions!

[@fundoccolorado6835]

This is remarkable. I would enjoy augmenting my Family Practice with this modality. I read about it in The Body Keeps The Score, a wonderful book.

[@MsJavaWolf]

Great book indeed.

[@jeffmclowry]

When I sign up, I want to include neural meditation. I’ve had my muse for several weeks now and I’m back into meditating each morning, 40 minutes plus. The feedback is really helping me to get dialed into meditative state.

[@leslieharrison6981]

I’ve done Lens Neurofeedback for a few years and it has been a life saver!

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

Awesome!

[@hosoiarchives4858]

What is lens neurofeedback

[@zackphillips9914]

Thank You!

[@FarooqAhmad-jw7ol]

Great i explaination really inspired

[@hanskraut2018]

I like the idea so so so much in principle i just hope this would actually work as a credible treatment 😢

[@Observer-kw7vu]

A great deal of empirical research says that it does work for a variety of conditions.

[@carlajones4328]

How effective is this for cptsd, BPD, & depression?

[@Iesous27]

I'll be starting my first neurofeedback session soon. My therapist recommended the EEger (a game) program for me, but said if we don't see improvements they will switch me to the Loretta program (movie style like the video)

[@elkhalilmadani5889]

Update?

[@darya5160]

I live abroad and recently I have tried some neurofeedback sessions but there were no audio or video or computer games. They only attached two electrodes to my brain and some sort of charts and graphs were shown to them on a monitor. I think they have been deceiving me. I mean could this treatment be possible with no video or audio?

[@selflearning9544]

It helps a person to increase focus but what if that person just doesn't have a good intellect to comprehend in real time for eg in case of a physical or abstract idea??

[@M.P.T.1.2.3]

Does this Therapy works with electromagnetic high sensitivity?

[@walshy2116]

I just started doing this therapy at the VA hospital and mine works where I have to control the size of certain shapes. I have to make them larger and keep two colored squares within two squares in order to be rewarded. I've only done one session so far, but I hope it helps. My anxiety was a 36 and she said it should be like 10 or below. It's really bad. I need this to help. It's too much to take.

[@matthewmcgraw8791]

Also look into Neuroptimal neurofeedback and the infra ultra low frequency OTHMER protocol/method of neurofeedback 👍 good luck

[@thedenialtwist15]

Is this the same type of neurofeedback session that you would see for childhood/complected PTSD? Or do you do that at your clinic?

[@faisalalmulhim7592]

Thanks Dr Trish. Can the neurobio feedback machine be used at home and if so what would be the best machine to buy as there are many different types in the market. Thanks again

[@ericdrake904]

Ok. So now i understand but if you accrross the ocean how do you connect to your screen?

[@w3ckw3ck23]

What is the name of the neurofeedback program that you are using in this video?

[@slaytheshades5247]

I'm in therapy but there is no visual feedback like this and the movie is just shown normally no screen changes. There is only some auditory lbeeping coming from the machine no headphones. I'm not even sure the beeping is related to how I'm thinking because it beeps even ehen im highly anxious.

[@chengezhussaini1464]

The concept of flow?

[@DavuthanKalyoncuoglu]

First of all many thanks for this amazing video. I would like to ask that would you recommend any device which we could buy and use by ourselves. Would they be really useful?

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

The Muse Headband - You will love it and with this link it is 15% off in the checkout. mbsy.co/Vg8Tr You can look for videos next year on this channel on how to use it.

[@bobaniliev7638]

I am so satisfied with it and would like to have the same equipment at home. could you please send me a link where can i order it thank you in advance

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

drtrishleigh.com/why-neurofeedback-coaching/ I'm so glad you find it beneficial! You're on the right track my friend

[@AwakenedConsulting]

What type of device are you using?

[@Inapeartree]

How does this treatment affect creativity and imagination? Spelling, writing, speech? My daughter has been struggling with sudden onset anxiety, but her artistic ability in drawing has actually greatly improved and cursive handwriting as well, which is opposite of what I would think would be happening. At the same time, her imagination, spelling, writing, and printing has declined. She spells and writes better with cursive, but printing the words are missing letters, backwards, and written as one long sentence and not as separate words. If this type of treatment were to be done, would she possibly lose the artistic ability she's gained? Is there disconnecting involved when doing these types of exercises?

[@nasrullahnasrullah849]

what method is this neurofeedback called?

[@BotaParaFlutter.-ll7co]

There are dozens of Helmets,sensors and so on,and different patterns,no regulamentations ata all,dificult to choose between one and another.

[@lioness7522]

Fantastic explanation thank you. Can you share what system you use /recommend ? I’m in the UK and want to find a practitioner over here.

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

Yep! I have Brainmaster systems in the office but...Try the Muse headband to start off. You can purchase it from Muse with a 15% discount with the link below. It is very affordable and works! I have the Muse-2 and you can add the Biofeedback+ feature to listen to podcasts with brain feedback. You will enjoy it and it will help. You can add coaching with me if you are inspired. ;) Information on both is below. drtrishleigh.com/neurofeedback-coaching-program/

[@leonk9837]

Let me get this right. There's many different neurofeedback programs (especially around the world), but their objective is the same?

[@patrickking9600]

I always fall asleep during Neurofeedback sessions. Is this normal? Will it still work?

[@theapettersson9018]

I Also fall asleep during Nfb, its normal, but You need to try stay awake

[@hosoiarchives4858]

Is it eecg?

[@RobertLongM]

I don’t get it. So if a person who did good or bad but lives in shame, blame, guilt as a consequence - how does a NF session spark or retrain these moments that affect them? PTSD, ADHD, Agoraphobia… I’m interested how it works. Memorial tend to remain and haunt

[@RandoomDude]

I feel like her being aware of the feedback caues I kind of microhpone feedback effect, where if she is aware of her not paying attention she'll suddenly pay attention

[@Streetfightingman420]

So an auto immune disease would have a direct or indirect correlation to sex addiction ?

[@batagur4233]

How can I do this at home?

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

Hello friend. I'm glad you are here. You can receive home neural feedback with the MUSE headband. Contact my assistant to learn more. You can reach Jamie at [e-mail]

[@Observer-kw7vu]

What type(s) of neurofeedback to you use?

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

I hope people are using traditional amplitude training. You can check out my program details below. drtrishleigh.com/neurofeedback-coaching-program/

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

In my professional office in Chapel Hill, North Carolina… We have many types of Neurofeedback.

[@clarkluse2918]

I had to stay awake for 24 hours. I was still awake.

[@JOSEPH-jy6sd]

was she using c4 smr or cz?

[@kelseykintscher2097]

Love your daughters name. Irish?

[@dogburrito]

Does she take insurance?

[@DumbAssSpeakingWithMansVoice]

No thanks, Doc. Transhumanism gives me the willies.