Edmond Neurofeedback LLC

Neurofeedback therapy uses real-time feedback about brain activity to help clients learn to regulate brain function. Sessions monitor brain activity with scalp electrodes, then provide visual or auditory feedback through videos, movies, or music. The approach is individualized to each client's needs and goals. It is offered for concerns including ADHD, anxiety and stress, depression, sleep disorders, autism, and PTSD. The practice describes neurofeedback as non-invasive and drug-free; the number of sessions varies, with improvements typically seen after 10 to 20 sessions. A free consultation is available to discuss goals and scheduling. The practice is in Edmond. Amy Anderson has credentials in education, behavior analysis, and neurofeedback, and experience with autism and developmental disabilities in children and adults.