QEEG Brain Mapping is a procedure that records electrical activity within the brain. The qEEG gives us the ability to view the dynamic changes taking place throughout the brain during processing tasks and assist in determining which areas of the brain are fully engaged and processing efficiently.

This brain map provides us a baseline to work from while we retrain the brain.

For analysis we use the only FDA approved tool called Neurometrics, developed at the Brain Research Laboratory of New York University's Medical Center.

Neurometric analysis aids in a more precise view of subtle brain dysfunction. It provides information about the functional organization and disorganization of the brain and its normal development.

It serves as a basis for identifying variations in brain function that are associated with different types of neurological disorders including Attention Deficit Disorder, Learning Disabilities, Depression, Dementia, Mild Head Injury and Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder.

We use this more objective, accurate and detailed information to create more effective neurodevelopmental training protocols.

This process is used in select hospitals, clinics and research centers around the world, including Crossroads Institute.