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How does anxiety affect my brain?

Due to our environment and the ongoing stressors impacting the body every second of everyday, the body can become overloaded and our brainwaves can become abnormal. This most commonly occurs as a result of overstimulation. This irregularity, often found in people suffering with anxiety can create abnormal responses to incoming stimuli. Neurofeedback is shown to normalize brainwaves.

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There Is Another Option

Medications aren’t actually correcting the problem, they are unable to monitor your brain function and know if you need more or less of key neurotransmitters.

How is Anxiety Usually Treated?

The standard protocol for anxiety is the prescription of selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors (SSRIs) also known as anti-depressants. These work to stimulate the production of serotonin- the “feel good” neurotransmitter. Short term, these are effective in helping a patient “feel good” but they don’t actually correct the problem.

Problems With Anxiety Medication

Medications can have their place in the short term but they do not address the underlying effect of brainwave imbalance. The medications can even go one step further to cause abnormal brainwave patterns themselves which can lead to greater symptoms causing one big vicious negative loop.

How Can BrainCore Neurofeedback Help?

Neurofeedback is also known as EEG Biofeedback. It is guided exercise for the brain that is shown to help normalize brainwaves. Neurofeedback is actually a learning modality designed to retrain abnormal brainwave patterns.

How Can Neurofeedback Help Me?

The goal of all neurofeedback is to transform an unhealthy, abnormal brainwave pattern into a normal, healthy, organized pattern. By doing this, the brain becomes more stable and is able to operate optimally and efficiently.

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“The results that I had from BrainCore therapy were phenomenal”

— Greg

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

We support a wide range of anxiety experiences, including chronic worry, stress overload, panic-like symptoms, and anxiety connected to trauma or life transitions. If you’re not sure what category fits, we can help you sort it out.

Neurofeedback can help train the brain toward steadier regulation by using real-time feedback from brainwave activity. Many clients use it to reduce “stuck in overdrive” patterns and improve resilience.

Counseling for anxiety often includes identifying triggers, building coping tools, and working with thoughts, emotions, and body responses. Sessions are collaborative and paced to help you feel supported—not overwhelmed.

Yes. Many clients choose both, especially when anxiety affects sleep, focus, or daily functioning. We’ll help you decide what combination makes sense.

Start small—reach out and tell us what you’re experiencing. We’ll guide you through the next steps and help you choose a starting point that feels manageable.