Discover Neurotherapy and How It Can Improve Your Life
Experience a Proven Solution
Neurotherapy, also called ‘EEG Biofeedback’ and ‘Neurofeedback’, is an ADHD treatment that helps the patient learn how to modify his or her brainwave activity to improve attention, reduce impulsive actions, and control hyperactive behaviors.
Neurofeedback uses sensors to painlessly determine the existing brain waves and create a map of what needs to change. Neurofeedback therapy can then create permanent changes to the connections in the brain reducing or removing unwanted behaviors.
Start Living Again
Medication for conditions such as ADHD only provide symptom relief while the medication is being taken. Once medication stops, those symptoms return. Neurofeedback therapy is an effective treatment for ADHD, anxiety, migraines and more, all accomplished without any drugs.
Many patients start neurofeedback therapy while taking their existing medications which can be reduced once positive changes have been seen from the neurotherapy.
Permanent Changes to Your Brain
Neurofeedback training will work at different rates for different people. How many neurofeedback sessions you will require depends on the severity of the brain activity that is being changed. We usually like our patients to conduct the training 4-5 times a week, for 40 minutes each time. For this reason we provide patients with training to conduct the Neurotherapy treatment in the comfort of their own home using only FDA approved Neurofeedback equipment. This allows us to offer treatment to patients who may live far away from the office and who are still able to receive treatment and results.
At Home Comfort & Convenience
Imagine how much easier life would be if you could have neurotherapy at home, without the commute? It's not only possible but also highly recommended by our team. With over 10 years in this field and people flying from all around United States for initial testing then having their sessions remotely through distance training, we know exactly what is needed to make your busy schedule more simple.
We will give you all of the equipment and teach how to use it in our office sessions. We can then remotely monitor your training at home, without requiring any travel back for check-ins.
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St. Louis Neurotherapy Institute
Team of Experts
Dr. Jason Rhodes
Dr. Rhodes began his studies in cellular and human biology as an undergraduate student before attending Logan University to pursue a Doctorate in Chiropractic. After graduation, Dr. Rhodes pursued post-graduate work with the esteemed Carrick Neurology Institute. In 2010 Dr. Rhodes became certified in Neurological Dysregulation and Neurofeedback from the University of Bridgeport. He has taught at several conferences and held several workshops teaching Neurofeedback since 2014. Today Dr. Rhodes is well known as a respected teacher and lecturer devoting most of his time to helping other clinicians integrate Neurofeedback into their offices.
Dr. Shafaie
Dr. Sharo Shafaie is a professor of Child Development at the Southeast Missouri State University, in the College of Health & Human Services. He has a doctoral degree in Psychology, a master's degree in Educational Psychology from the University of Oklahoma, and holds a bachelor's degree in Guidance & Counseling. He has taught a variety of undergraduate and graduate courses in several areas including Education, Psychology, Human Development, Human Services, and Child Development, Family Studies programs.
Angeline Duane, LCSW
Angeline is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with extensive experience working with children and families in a variety of settings. She has a bachelor’s degree (B.S.) in Human Development and Family Studies from Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. and Master of Social Work (M.S.W.) degree from Boston College Graduate School of Social Work in Chestnut Hill, MA. Angeline has worked as an outpatient therapist, a school counselor, and more recently, as a private counselor/coach, working directly with parents and children in the home setting.