A Brain Map is a snapshot of brainwave activity that allows us to see how the brain is functioning by reading the Alpha, Beta Delta and Theta brainwaves. By recording brainwaves over a period of 12 minutes, we can get an accurate picture of how fast or slow brainwaves are moving. A brain map is crucial to effective neurofeedback training, as it presents a customized picture of each person and how their brain is operating.

To understand how this process works, it helps to know how brainwaves function. Click here to learn more about brainwaves and how they contribute to many neurological conditions.

To start, a cap is placed on top of your head, covering all areas of your head. For 12 minutes, you relax with eyes closed or stare at the wall while our software captures the electrical impulses in the brain. This method is known as an electroencephalogram (EEG) and provides an accurate recording of your normal brain function.

Your data is then uploaded to a database, where it is compared against documented normal brainwaves to determine irregular patterns. It not only measures alpha, beta, delta and theta brainwaves, but it measures them for each area of the brain (frontal, parietal, occipital, central and temporal). A report is generated that identifies the problem areas of the brain. This report will display the results in a clear and concise format that can be easily understood.

The brain map is a revolutionary new tool in accurately identifying the problem areas of the brain. It takes the guesswork out of the assessment process and provides an accurate road map for improving your health and well being.

The Brain Map Report

Here are several pages from the brain map report:

  

This page shows an analysis of each lobe of the brain (frontal, parietal, central, temporal and occipital) for each type of brain wave: Delta, Theta, Alpha, Beta. Green indicates a normal level, red is elevated and yellow is extreme.

The Discriminants Analysis page (below) shows a visual meter for the major functions of the brain, such as the cognitive, emotional, memory processing, executive functions, and more.

The Emotional and Cognitive Analysis compares the results of your self-assessment against the results of the brain map and helps identify problem areas within the brain. Red indicates a strong potential match, green indicates no match.

The Midline Analysis is a visual reference of your brainwaves compared to normal ones. Gray bars are normal levels, color bars are from your brain map.

Based on the results of your brain map, the report will generate suggested protocols for training your brain back into normal ranges, as well as suggested supplements.