Integrative Brain Health & Wellness Center

Integrative Brain Health & Wellness Center uses neurofeedback, a brain training method, to address brainwave patterns that run too fast or too slow. The center starts with a QEEG brain map, a non-invasive recording of brainwave activity taken through a snug cap of sensors, then produces a report that identifies areas not operating optimally. Neurofeedback sessions follow, in which a computer fades a movie's video and sound whenever irregular brainwaves appear, encouraging the brain to settle into healthier patterns. The center lists conditions it works with, including anxiety, depression, sleep problems, chronic pain, ADHD and concussion.

Weekday hours run into the evening, and Saturday visits are by appointment. Victoria Little, a licensed clinical professional counselor, leads the practice in Fallston. The sensors only record signals and do not send electrical current into the brain, and improvements are often described as lasting, though results vary.