Mettamorphosis Neurotherapy Clinic

08/11/2026

Discover how adding Event-Related Potentials (ERPs) to qEEG changes the game in neurotherapy assessment and protocol development. This post breaks down what ERPs reveal about brain processing that resting-state maps miss — and how that information leads to more accurate, individualized treatment plans. Read more: https://wix.to/1sFDZGs

A quantitative EEG (qEEG) can provide a remarkable amount of information about how the brain is functioning. By examining electrical activity recorded from the scalp, we can evaluate patterns of brainwave activity, regional differences, connectivity, and the balance between slower and faster frequen...

08/11/2026

Curious about neurofeedback but overwhelmed by the jargon? This friendly interview with psychotherapist and neurotherapist Jennifer Sprague breaks it down into simple, real-world terms — what neurofeedback is, how it supports regulation, resilience, and adaptability, and why it might help you or someone you care about. Read the full conversation and get a clear, approachable introduction. https://wix.to/s0FKrSg

Neurofeedback can sometimes sound complicated when it is described in technical terms. One of the reasons I enjoyed this conversation with Dayna is that we were able to talk about it much as I would with someone sitting across from me who simply wanted to understand what neurofeedback is and why we....

06/29/2026

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06/22/2026

The brain doesn’t need a pep talk. It needs information. 📊

NeurOptimal® Trainer .brain of .optimum in Japan describes her session as a ritual to wind down after a full day.

Earbuds in, sensors in place, and NeurOptimal giving the brain real-time feedback it can work with.

Anyone else training their brain this weekend?

Arigatou gozaimasu, .brain!

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無意識脳の脳トレーニング
ニューロフィードバックを
私に。
#今日の脳の稼働を終わらせる儀式

05/29/2026

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05/29/2026

Addiction is, at its core, a brain condition. Disrupted neural circuits involved in reward processing, craving, and executive control drive the cycle of substance use even when someone desperately wants to stop. That's why brain-based interventions are gaining attention in addiction treatment.

A 2025 mini review published in Frontiers in Psychiatry examined the evidence for neurofeedback across substance and behavioral addictions. The findings are encouraging: EEG-based neurofeedback, particularly using the alpha-theta protocol, has demonstrated reductions in craving, anxiety, and relapse rates among individuals with alcohol and substance dependence.

A separate systematic review of 32 studies found improvements in abstinence rates, reduced cravings, and enhanced psychological functioning. More recent research is also exploring neurofeedback applications for opioid use disorder and stimulant addiction with promising early outcomes.

Recovery requires more than willpower. It requires rewiring the brain. Neurofeedback provides a pathway to do exactly that.

05/20/2026

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05/11/2026

Spring has started to assert herself a bit more - and despite cool weather hanging on, the tulips are blooming and making us feel hopeful that warmer weather is on its way.

05/07/2026