About the Treatment

What is Neurofeedback?

Neurofeedback helps the brain learn to regulate its own electrical activity through operant conditioning. Small EEG sensors measure brainwave activity in real time, providing visual or auditory feedback. Over time, the brain strengthens healthier neural pathways through neuroplasticity.

At Tier 1 Therapy Centers, neurofeedback is one of the most powerful tools we use to help the brain restore balance, improve self-regulation, and optimize performance. Neurofeedback is a science-based, non-invasive therapy that uses real-time feedback to help your brain recognize and correct inefficient signaling patterns — naturally, without medication.

The Brain-Trainer Advantage

We utilize the Brain-Trainer Neurofeedback System and the Trainer’s QEEG (TQ) brain assessment to evaluate how your brain is functioning today. This data is combined with clinical history to design fully personalized training protocols.

A Simple Process

Your First Visit

Your neurofeedback journey begins with a 1.5-hour consultation where symptoms, goals, and treatment plans are reviewed. Brain mapping and questionnaires help personalize care.

Training & Progress

Each neurofeedback session includes multiple short training blocks targeting whole-brain balance. Many individuals notice improvements in focus, sleep, mood, and emotional regulation over 20+ sessions.

Integrated Care

Neurofeedback is often combined with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, psychotherapy, medication management, and FLYT light, sound, and vibroacoustic therapy.

Why Tier 1

Tier 1 Therapy Centers is a female- and veteran-owned practice serving Hampton Roads for over a decade, specializing in care for veterans, first responders, and high-performance individuals.

Contact

Ready to learn more? Call (757) 452-3934 or visit www.tier1tc.com.

When you want to optimize your performance, improve cognition or attention, or decrease depression or anxiety or myriad other limiting factors, neurofeedback can help.

We treat patients who have experienced traumatic brain injury, accidents, childhood trauma and cognitive impairment of different kinds. Patients find improvement in depression, anxiety, cognitive processing speed, memory, focus and attention, to name a few of the most common symptoms.