NeuroCore Therapy

How it Works

NeuroCore Therapy provides a unique drugless approach to treating Neurological Dysregulation Syndrome (NDS) that may be associated with the symptoms of many neurological based conditions including ADD/ADHD, Headaches, Migraines, Learning Disorders, Memory Loss Associated with Aging, Overeating or Binge Eating, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Panic/Anxiety Disorders, and Insomnia, just to name a few. NDS is a condition that results from tension on the nervous system caused by subluxation, poor nutrition, stress, drugs or trauma. The NeuroCore technology and science is based on a training procedure that effectively regulates the nervous system providing proven relief of conditions associated with NSD.

NeuroCore Therapy and Brain Wave Regulation

NeuroCore Therapy is a form of neurofeedback that allows the nervous system to retrain itself to create new, more appropriate wave patterns and break the cycle of NDS. Though the NeuroCore technology is quite complex, the training activity is simple, painless, drugless and non-invasive. Surface electrodes are placed on the scalp and EEG activity is transmitted to the computer screen. Visual feedback of the patient’s brainwaves in the form of an animated game such as Pac Man, or a movie is provided instantly. The animated game or a movie only plays when the patient is producing the correct brainwave. If the patient’s brain stops producing the desired brain wave the game or the movie, stop playing. As the nervous system reorganizes itself based on this instantaneous information, the patterns begin to normalize. Over the course of 10 to 20 training sessions, the brain modifies itself to begin producing the appropriate brain waves at the appropriate times resulting in an alleviation of the symptoms.

How do children and adults benefit from NeuroCore Therapy?

NeuroCore Therapy has been proven to increase the ability to pay attention, focus and concentrate. Research studies have demonstrated that children that have completed the therapy have also shown significant improvements in classroom performance. Dr. Joel Lubar, PhD. from the University of Tennessee reported that 80% of the 250 children participating in the study demonstrated grade point average improvements of 1.5 levels. IQ scores were also significantly improved.

Do neurofeedback and medications do the same thing?

No. Medications have an advantage in that they act immediately. They can be very useful and helpful to control disruptive behaviors, however their effect only lasts as long as there is a sufficient dosage level in the bloodstream. Dr. Swanson's team at the University of California, Irvine, summarized their usefulness He stated that they provided a short term benefit for the management of behavioral symptoms of inattention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. He also stated that they did not demonstrate long-term benefits on learning, achievement, or social adjustment". In addition the dangerous side effects of these medications has been well documented. Neurofeedback takes longer to produce beneficial changes but appears to give long term benefits in all the key areas of attention span, impulse control, academic achievement and social adjustment.

Recent Testimonials

“I endured migraine headaches at least 3 times a month for 15 years. I have not had a migraine in more than 6 months since I completed the NeuroCore Program.”

Jill W. Bluffton, SC

“We were just about to put our child on medication for ADHD when we came across NeuroCore and decided to give it a try. Now our child is functioning without any issues and without any medication. The results of this therapy far exceeded my expectations.”

Jeff W. Savannah, GA

“I suffered from insomnia for 9 years. I tried all the medications, hypnosis and even stress reduction therapy – nothing worked. Then my friend told me about NeuroCore and after just 8 sessions I am able to fall asleep and I am sleeping through the night without waking up.”

Kristi M. Hardeeville, SC

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