Neurofeedback Information

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Yesterday, I got the qEEG test results from my new neurofeedback providers. I am

blown away by this method of diagnostics and totally impressed with the two

highly educated women who own this facility. They have successfully treated

clients with sensory issues and hyperacusis (amongst other ills). I haven't felt

this hopeful in a long time. Unfortunately, as some of you have warned, it will

take 80-100 sessions due to my condition, complicated by a severe brain injury I

received during a bicycle fall (with helmet on, thank God). The brain injury

actually showed up on the qEEG, but was undetected in the ER 10 years ago due to

lack of typical concussion symptoms. The injury has contributed to the worsening

of my sensory issues.

Something that might interest you all--these experienced professionals stated

that symptoms worsen over time due to either diminishing or accumulating

neuro-chemicals (determined by the qEEG test). The chemicals they mentioned are

adrenaline, epinephrine and norepinephrine. There may be others--didn't think to

ask.

I have finished three sessions and plan to go five days a week through July. I

will re-assess at that time whether or not to continue. This is expensive, but

at least there's a price break if you purchase 10 or 20 sessions in advance. If

you achieve your goal early, the unused sessions are refundable. Testing,

evaluation and counseling are priced separately.

Also, a receipt with CPT billing codes for insurance reimbursement is provided

upon request. My insurance company will not cover it, but for those who have

sufficient insurance coverage in the Dallas area, I'll send you provider

information under private email. I don't want to appear to be soliciting, but I

don't want to withhold helpful information to those who want it.

I'll let you know when I experience my first signs of improvement.

Colleen