Linear neurofeedback
Compares your brainwaves to an average standard and pushes toward a target somebody else set in advance.
Training your brain in real time
Neurofeedback does not tell your brain what to do. It shows your brain what it is doing, and lets it correct itself.
Regulation, not instruction
Historically, linear neurofeedback compares your brainwaves against an average standard and pushes the brain toward predetermined goals. Dynamical Neurofeedback takes a non invasive, holistic approach.
Instead of telling the brain what to do, it works as a high resolution mirror. It monitors electrical activity in real time and provides micro interruptions the exact moment it detects a shift toward instability. That allows your central nervous system to self correct naturally, letting the brain reorganise itself safely, fluidly, and on its own terms.
Dynamical Neurofeedback
Signals the moment it detects instability and leaves the correction to your own nervous system. Non invasive, and on your terms.
Where it sits in our work
On its own, neurofeedback settles the electrical side of the system. Paired with cognitive remediation in the same session, it becomes NeuroCognitive Processing, which is how we actually run most care.
Questions people ask
What is neurofeedback?
An evidence based method that leverages your brain's natural neuroplasticity to optimise cognitive function and emotional regulation. It monitors your brain's electrical activity in real time and reflects it back to you.
What is the difference between linear and Dynamical Neurofeedback?
Linear neurofeedback compares your brainwaves to an average standard and pushes the brain toward predetermined goals. Dynamical Neurofeedback is non invasive and holistic: rather than telling the brain what to do, it acts as a mirror and provides micro interruptions the moment it detects a shift toward instability.
Is it invasive?
No. It is non invasive. The system reads activity and signals back; it does not stimulate or direct the brain.
What actually changes?
Your central nervous system self corrects naturally, letting the brain reorganise itself safely, fluidly and on its own terms.
Try it in context
Neurofeedback rarely works best alone. Start with the assessment and we will show you where it fits.