Direct LENS Neurofeedback is a non-invasive brain training technique that uses low-intensity electromagnetic waves to stimulate specific brain areas.

What makes LENS neurofeedback therapy so different is that it is passive. LENS does not “train” brainwaves like all other slower traditional neurofeedback therapy, which target only specific sites and requires the patient to participate in the process of learning to control their brainwaves through visual/audio monitors.

LENS neurofeedback helps the entire brain to regulate and rebalance itself by “dis-entraining” or freeing the brain from it’s frozen maladaptive state or defensive looping mechanisms caused by trauma or stress. LENS effectively disrupts the old neural connectivity that causes the dysfunctional patterns and resets them for much faster and lasting results, bringing the brain back to it’s factory setting. Neuroscientists believe that the brain’s defenses against stressors and trauma can create a “neural gridlock.” LENS works around these blockages. Addressing the brain in its own electromagnetic language, LENS allows the brain to “reboot,” restoring optimal functioning.

The patient doesn’t do or say anything, and each session lasts about 20-30 minutes. It’s the difference of resetting the brain and nervous system instead of training it. The LENS signal goes directly to the problem area to gently disrupt it, helping the brain to make positive changes, naturally.