Cognitive rehabilitation
We sharpen processing speed, memory, executive function and sensory discrimination through structured, targeted activity.
Two tracks, one session
Most neurofeedback asks you to sit still and watch a screen. We think that is half a treatment.
The NCP advantage
Instead of treating your brain's electrical activity and your cognitive processing as two separate tasks, we train them at the same time. The dual track approach forces the brain to build resilience, focus and flexibility while you are actively engaged in the work.
Electrical activity and cognitive load, trained together until they hold the same rhythm.
Dynamical Neurofeedback
We give the central nervous system real time mirroring, so it can self correct, build stability and optimise its own cortical activity.
The goal. To move your system out of chronic stress mode and help your brain remember how to toggle seamlessly between deep, restorative relaxation and sharp, alert focus.
What NCP supports
A versatile framework covering both cognitive and physiological systems.
Cognitive framework
- ADD and ADHD, apraxia and aphasia
- Anxiety and depression
- Dyslexia and language disorders
Physiological framework
- Autoimmune and chronic stress
- Autism spectrum and learning disabilities
- Hypertension and migraine
- Traumatic brain injury and stroke
- Sleep disorders and tinnitus
Questions people ask
How is NCP different from other neurofeedback?
Most programmes ask you to sit passively while watching a screen. NCP is built around active recovery: neurofeedback and cognitive rehabilitation run simultaneously, so the brain builds resilience, focus and flexibility while you are engaged in the work.
Who developed it?
Dr. Lise DeLong. It is a proprietary model of the Institute.
What is the goal?
To move your system out of chronic stress mode and help the brain remember how to toggle between deep restorative relaxation and sharp alert focus.
What does NCP support?
Both cognitive and physiological frameworks, including ADD and ADHD, apraxia and aphasia, anxiety and depression, dyslexia and language disorders, autoimmune and chronic stress, autism spectrum and learning disabilities, hypertension and migraine, TBI and stroke, and sleep disorders and tinnitus.
See whether NCP fits
Start with the assessment. It tells us whether the dual track approach is the right one for you.