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qEEG Brain Mapping
Introducing qEEG: The Brain’s
Electrical Blueprint
What is qEEG?
Quantitative Electroencephalography (qEEG) is a 20-minute, non-invasive scan that maps your brain’s electrical activity in real-time. It helps pinpoint areas that may have been affected by injury, inflammation, or dysfunction.
Why it Matters?
- Concussions and head trauma
- ADHD, anxiety, depression
- Memory loss and brain fog
- PTSD and cognitive decline
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The Science Behind qEEG Brain Mapping
How qEEG Works
qEEG, or Quantitative Electroencephalography, is a safe, painless, and highly advanced method for evaluating brain function. It works by detecting and analyzing the electrical patterns — known as brainwaves — that your brain naturally produces.
How It Works:
- You simply relax while a cap with sensors gathers brainwave data.
- No responses or effort required — just sit back.
- The qEEG reads your brain’s “energy signature” to detect issues often missed in traditional imaging.
Sensor Cap Placement:
20 Minutes of Stillness:
Real-Time Brain Activity Recording:
Data Analysis with Normative Comparison:
NeckCare System™
Introducing "The NeckCare System": Assessing Your Neck for Impairments
Introducing the NeckCare System.
The NeckCare System is a medical device developed to assist clinicians in assessing the neck for potential impairments, which can often be challenging.
It is a state-of-the-art device that uses a sensor comfortably mounted on your head to collect measurements while a clinician guides you through different movements. Each of these measurements evaluate specific components of your neck function. The data helps your clinician identify movement impairments that may be contributing to your symptoms..
The NeckCare System Includes:
- Symptom assessment - A questionnaire designed to track your medical history and current symptoms
- The Joint Position Error Test - Measures how accurately you can position your head
- The Joint Position Error Test - Measures how accurately you can position your head
- The Butterfly Test - Measures how accurately you can control head movement
What It Helps Identify:
- Concussions and traumatic brain injuries
- Visual processing disorders
- Dizziness, balance, and performance issues
- Reading challenges
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Ready to Take the Next Step in
Brain Injury Recovery?
Conditions Challenges
These Services Can Help With:
- Brain Injuries & Concussions
- Detection of post-concussion syndrome even when traditional scans appear normal
- Measurement of lingering cognitive effects from traumatic brain injuries (TBI)
- Identification of disrupted brainwave patterns and visual tracking impairments
- Evaluation of balance, coordination, and eye-brain connection after injury
- Performance & Vision-Based Issues
- Difficulty reading, comprehension problems, and tracking text
- Dizziness, vertigo, and coordination issues
- Reaction time delays or reduced visual focus
- Eye strain, fatigue, or motion sensitivity (common post-concussion)
- Functional Neurological Disorders
- Cognitive & Mental Health Symptoms
- Brain fog, memory lapses, and slowed thinking
- Chronic headaches or migraines with neurological causes
- Mood disorders including anxiety, depression, and irritability
- Attention deficits (ADHD), impulsivity, and learning struggles
- Sleep disturbances linked to brain function imbalances
- Functional Neurological Disorders
- PTSD or trauma-related neurological dysfunction
- Stroke recovery and neuroplasticity monitoring
- Sensory processing challenges in children and adults
- Early detection of cognitive decline or neurodegeneration
Contact us and get started with a consultation!
Frequently
Asked Questions
Yes — both qEEG and RightEye are completely non-invasive, painless, and safe. qEEG uses external sensors to record brainwaves (no electricity enters your body), and RightEye simply tracks your eye movements as you follow visual prompts. No radiation, no injections, and no side effects.
These assessments are ideal for anyone experiencing symptoms after a concussion or brain injury — such as headaches, memory problems, vision issues, mood swings, or brain fog. They’re also helpful for those dealing with ADHD, anxiety, PTSD, or unexplained cognitive or visual challenges.