Photobiomodulation + NeuroFeedback

Our cutting-edge combination of photobiomodulation and neurofeedback therapy offers promising support for those recovering from traumatic brain injuries. This non-pharmacological method may aid in cognitive, emotional, and neurological rehabilitation.

How it works: Gentle guided relaxation with rhythmic auditory stimulation helps calm the autonomic nervous system.
Why it matters: Many TBI patients experience heightened anxiety or PTSD-like symptoms. Calming the nervous system may support emotional stability and peace of mind.

How it works: Sessions promote deep delta and theta brainwave activity, helping to regulate circadian rhythms and promote restful sleep.
Why it matters: Better sleep means better healing—especially when recovering from a brain injury.

How it works: Brainwave entrainment techniques may help encourage the formation of new neural connections and support brain reorganization.
Why it matters: Neuroplasticity is crucial for re-learning skills and improving function after injury.

How it works: Targeted brainwave stimulation—particularly in the alpha range—can support clearer thinking and reduce cognitive fatigue.
Why it matters: TBI survivors often report difficulty focusing, thinking clearly, or managing energy levels.

How it works: Specific audio protocols may help regulate dopamine and serotonin levels.
Why it matters: Depression and mood swings are common post-TBI; improving emotional balance enhances quality of life.

How it works: Entrainment of alpha and beta brainwaves may enhance attention regulation and support executive functioning.
Why it matters: Especially beneficial for those with frontal lobe injuries or post-injury ADHD-like symptoms.

How it works: Visual and auditory protocols may help reduce tension and manage sensory overload.
Why it matters: Headaches and migraines are among the most persistent symptoms after a concussion or TBI.

How it works: Relaxation-based protocols promote a calm mind and may assist with desensitization from traumatic memories.
Why it matters: Emotional trauma often coexists with TBI—especially in veterans or accident survivors.

How it works: Multi-sensory stimulation activates underused areas of the brain, helping to re-engage sensory pathways.
Why it matters: Especially helpful for patients dealing with sensory processing issues or hemispatial neglect.

How it works: Safe, gentle techniques with minimal risk and no medication required.
Why it matters: Ideal for patients sensitive to side effects or already managing complex medication regimens.

Discover how photobiomodulation and neurofeedback can complement your TBI recovery journey.

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