If you've tried everything and still don't feel like yourself, the answer may be in your brain and not your mindset. Neurofeedback is a safe, drug-free therapy that trains your brain to break the patterns behind anxiety, ADHD, trauma, poor sleep, and more.
Neurofeedback is a safe, non-invasive way to train the brain to be more relaxed, calm, alert, and focused. Sensors are placed on the scalp and they record brainwave activity. This information is transferred to the computer. When the software recognizes the client becoming more relaxed, calm, alert, and focused, the software rewards the client with video and sound. As soon as the client loses focus or becomes anxious, the video and sound stop playing. The client practices how to be more focused, calm, and relaxed during the sessions.
Our registered clinicians specialize in neurofeedback therapy and brain based care, combining advanced QEEG assessment technology with deep clinical expertise. All sessions are conducted in person at our Toronto clinic.
Your brain is capable of more calm, more focus, and more presence. Book a free consultation with our team to learn how neurofeedback may help you get there.
We offer advanced, evidence-informed neurofeedback therapies tailored to your unique brain map from QEEG assessment. These include:
This trains multiple brain areas simultaneously by comparing your real-time brainwave patterns (power, coherence, phase, etc.) to a normative database of healthy individuals matched for age. Deviations are measured as Z-scores, and training guides your brain toward normalization (Z=0) for greater stability, calm, focus, and regulation. It's highly efficient for addressing dysregulation linked to anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, concussions, and more.
(standardized Low-Resolution Electromagnetic Tomography) Building on Z-Score principles, this advanced 3D source-localization method estimates and trains activity in deeper brain regions and networks (beyond surface-level scalp readings). Using multi-channel setups (often 19+ electrodes), it targets cortical sources for precise regulation of connectivity and function. This can lead to more comprehensive improvements, especially for complex emotional, cognitive, or network-based issues.
SMR (Sensorimotor Rhythm) neurofeedback is a brain training therapy that targets the 12 to 15 Hz brainwave frequency associated with calm alertness and physical stillness. Sensors placed on the scalp monitor this activity in real time, and when the brain naturally produces more SMR waves, it receives an immediate positive reward such as a brightening video or sound cue. Through this feedback loop, the brain learns to sustain a state of relaxed focus for longer periods. Over time, SMR training may help strengthen the neural pathways responsible for attention, impulse control, and emotional regulation, making it a commonly used approach for conditions like ADHD, anxiety, and insomnia.
At Neuropotential Clinics, we use Z-scored sLORETA coherence training, meaning all targets are guided by an age-referenced normative database. This allows us to identify which connectivity patterns fall meaningfully outside the expected range and build a training plan that is precise, individualized, and measurable. Sessions are informed by an initial QEEG assessment, and progress is tracked through symptom changes, session data, and follow up QEEG comparisons over time.
Applied for optimization rather than just symptom relief, this approach may strengthen healthy brainwave patterns to enhance focus, mental clarity, resilience, calm under pressure, and overall cognitive efficiency. It's ideal for high-achievers such as athletes, professionals, students, or anyone seeking to elevate their performance. It uses tailored protocols (often drawing from Z-Score or related techniques) to guide the brain towards peak performance.
Neurofeedback is a non-invasive brain training therapy that uses real-time feedback to teach your brain to self-regulate. Sensors placed on your scalp monitor your brainwave activity while you watch a screen or listen to audio. When your brain produces healthy patterns it receives a reward signal, and over time it learns to replicate those patterns on its own. This helps contribute to improved calm, focus, and reduction in symptoms.
Getting started is easy! We offer a complimentary 15 to 20-minute phone consultation to discuss your specific needs and determine if our services are the right fit for you. You can book this call by submitting a form or calling us at (416) 398-9991.
Due to client demand, it may take some time to book an intake appointment for your services, and it also depends on how flexible your schedule is. The best way to get an idea about current wait times is to book a free consultation.
No, you do not need a doctor’s referral to book an assessment or start Neurofeedback with us. However, some extended health insurance plans do require a physician’s referral before they will reimburse you for psychological services. We suggest checking your policy details just to be sure.
Yes! Our services are covered under insurance, extended health care benefits, and health care spending accounts. Neurofeedback services would be billed as “Psychological Therapy/Counselling Services,” and assessments would be billed as“Psychological Assessment Services” under a Psychologist.
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No, both Neurofeedback and Assessment services are non-taxable in Ontario.
