Traning your brain could change your life!
Anxiety | Depression | Sleep problems | Attention deficit | Concussion
We can help you reduce these problems for good by training your brain.
Traning your brain could change your life!
Anxiety | Depression | Sleep problems | Attention deficit | Concussion
We can help you reduce these problems for good by training your brain.
Since its establishment in 2012, Neuroperforma has been offering neurofeedback services to clients seeking a non-medical and non-invasive alternative to enhance their emotional and psychological well-being.
Our primary goal is to assist our clients in reducing symptoms of depression, ADHD, and anxiety, while also improving their cognitive performance, focus, and emotional management. Thanks to advanced neurotechnologies, we are capable of accurately assessing brain activity using an approach called QEEG (Quantitative Electroencephalogram). This assessment allows us to offer our clients personalized neurofeedback programs, designed to help them achieve a better quality of life.
What is Neurofeedback?
Neurofeedback is a brain training technique that has been used for over 50 years. With the appearance of more efficient devices, the results are even more effective in reducing anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, attention difficulties and many others.
Effective, long-lasting results without medication! Over the past 10 years, we’ve helped more than 10,000 people regain their quality of life! Thanks to the latest generation of 19-electrode neurofeedback equipment, we can accelerate results while working in greater depth.
clients
say…
My son is so much less impulsive at school and at home.
I am less stressed. I am more focused, less tired mentally. I recommend these trainings to everyone!
Better concentration. More focused and better ability to multitask. I am also more patient and have more control over my mood.
I noticed a decrease in stress in Lea at night before her bedtime. She wakes up less during the night and sleeps better.
We noticed a significant improvement in our son’s anxiety. We have a better understanding in the way we communicate. He feels less angry and stressed than before. Therefore, he feels much better in class.
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