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Is your child struggling with ADHD?

Are you looking for a non-medication approach?

You’re in the right place — we’re here to help.

At Brain Resource Center, we specialize in neurofeedback therapy, a cutting-edge treatment that helps children with ADHD improve focus, reduce impulsivity, and thrive academically and socially.

Why Neurofeedback Therapy?

  • Safe, Non-Invasive, and Long-Lasting: Unlike medications, neurofeedback teaches the brain new skills and how to function more optimally. Neurofeedback is safe and effective for all ages and creates long-lasting improvements.

  • Trains the Brain to Focus: Neurofeedback uses real-time feedback to train and rewire the brain to correct abnormal brainwave activity that contributes to ADHD symptoms.

  • Reduces ADHD Symptoms Naturally: By addressing the underlying brainwave imbalances associated with ADHD, neurofeedback helps reduce symptoms like distractibility, impulsiveness, and hyperactivity, emotion dysregulation, etc. improving focus, attention, and self-control without the need for medication.

  • Personalized, custom protocol: We develop neurofeedback protocols that are tailored specifically to your each child’s brain.

  • Approved by the American Academy of Pediatrics as a “Level 1 Best Support" intervention for childhood ADHD.

Ready to start the process?

Step 1: Schedule an intake appointment.

This initial session is a time for you to meet with our clinical psychologist, Dr. Fallahpour, to discuss your child’s medical history, symptoms, goals, circumstances, etc.

Step 2: Complete brain assessments.

After your intake session with Dr. Fallahpour, we recommend that you complete a qEEG brain map and neuropsychological screening. This provides us a more objective understanding of what is happening in your child’s brain and which issues we need to focus on treating.

Step 3: Start treatment sessions.

After reviewing the results of your brain assessments, Dr. Fallahpour will design a personalized treatment plan for your child. Then they will be able to start treatment sessions in office or remotely if eligible.