Neurofeedback
During neurofeedback, sensors placed on your scalp read your brainwave activity while you watch a screen or listen to audio that responds in real time. Over repeated sessions, your brain learns to settle into steadier patterns. At Bradshaw Recovery, this is a core part of your treatment plan, not an add-on.
How Neurofeedback Works in Treatment
A neurofeedback session starts with a few small sensors placed on your scalp, which read your brain's electrical activity while you sit back and watch a screen or listen to audio. When your brain settles into calmer patterns, the program responds, and over time you learn to steady those patterns yourself. This can ease the anxiety, sleep trouble, and racing thoughts that often accompany early recovery. Your licensed clinicians read the results between sessions and fold them into your wider treatment plan, adjusting the approach as you make progress.
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