Neurofeedback is a non-invasive therapy that uses sensors placed on the scalp to monitor the brain’s electrical activity. The process provides real-time feedback to the individual about their brainwaves, helping them learn to modulate their neural activity. This can often lead to improvements in cognitive abilities, emotional regulation, and overall mental health.

Neurofeedback can be used to treat symptoms related to:

• Mood
• Anxiety
• Stress (muscle tension, headaches)
• Attention and Impulsivity
• Trauma

• Sessions should occur once per week for about 45 minutes, with a commitment to approximately 20 sessions.
• A trained and professional therapist places sensors on a person’s head which measures the patterns their brain creates.
• Clients can play a game or watch a video using a special computer which adjusts the audiovisual cues to give the brain feedback on its own functioning – a type of brain “workout.”
• The brain uses this feedback to improve its own performance.
• During and after sessions, the neurofeedback therapist will assess the client to ensure they are receiving the best treatment possible.

• Full-Scope Medi-Cal participants who have specialty Mental Health Service Needs (Must meet medical necessity)
• Ages 0-21

800.520.2445
mhreferrals@allforkids.org

Andrea Zarate
213.590.1097  •  andreazarate@allforkids.org