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Food is the fuel for our entire body and its functions, including our brain. Brain health and nutrition interact a lot more than you may expect. For that reason, when it comes to targeting our brain function while treating certain mental health conditions, we always have to consider how our diet comes into play.

There are times when our emotions get the best of us – losing a loved one, being fired from a job, feeling nervous for a speech. In times like this, an emotional regulation strategy is a valuable skill to possess.

Feeling like your mind is clouded, like concentrating is impossible, and your memory is slipping away is scary, which is why brain fog is no joking matter. With neurofeedback training, you can teach your brain to understand its problems and find their cure, while actively improving brain function.

Despite its high prevalence and extremely serious nature, depression is still not something that we can easily cure or overcome. From diagnosis to improvement, the road can be long and very difficult. Beaverton Neurofeedback is dedicated to easing this journey, using neurofeedback for depression as an alternative therapy.

Neurofeedback therapy takes advantage of the unique brain-gut connection and helps your body heal itself. At Beaverton Neurofeedback, we are determined to nurse you back to health, one neurofeedback training session at a time!

At first glance, transcranial magnetic stimulation and neurofeedback may appear very similar. However, that couldn’t be further from the truth. Both therapies target brain activity as a means of treating different health and well-being issues. However, that is where most of the similarities end, and all the differences begin. From methods to results, there are many things that differentiate these two brain stimulation therapies.

Anyone who has ever experienced migraine attacks is on the lookout for the best chronic migraine treatment. Depending on your symptoms and triggers, chronic migraine treatment directions may vary, but one thing remains certain – the best course of action will always be an effective but non-invasive one.

Our brain activity, and more specifically brain waves, hold the key to treating anything from ADHD symptoms to migraines, anxiety disorders, and so much more.

Menopause can be a very different experience for each woman. Some experience intense symptoms that cause them discomfort in their daily lives, while others only feel the relief of not having to deal with their menstruation anymore. Either way, all experiences are valid and important.

Addiction treatment is not easy. Substance use disorder is extremely serious, and in its most severe cases it does not only affect your life, but can even end it.

For some, their COVID-19 journey once infected only lasts for a couple of days, and, in happy cases, presents itself with very few symptoms. However, others may not be as lucky, and experience something that is known as long COVID, or post-COVID-19 syndrome.

Experiencing trauma has a huge effect on a person’s life moving forward. One of the many forms in which traumatic events impact people is by causing post-traumatic stress disorder.