neurofeedback

Myndlift’s qEEG Reference Database, built from around 6,000 high‑quality EEG assessments, sets a stronger baseline for brain mapping. Our new white paper reveals the science and strict criteria behind it.

With decades of experience and a science-backed approach, Dr. Sunita Punjabi helps clients rewire their brains for lasting change. By combining neurofeedback, coaching, and remote care through Myndlift, she’s making effective mental health support more accessible than ever.

Meet the latest clinics offering personalized, brain-based care with Myndlift. From mental wellness spas to trauma-focused therapy, these partners are enhancing client outcomes through flexible, data-driven neurofeedback.

At Afton Therapy, healing starts with the brain. By combining neurofeedback with holistic psychotherapy, clients learn to calm the nervous system, shift unwanted patterns, and build lasting emotional resilience.

“You can’t force your way out of trauma,” says Shay DuBois. “But you can create the conditions for healing.” By combining somatic therapy with neurofeedback from Myndlift, Shay helps clients move beyond survival mode, supporting better sleep, regulation, and deeper emotional processing.

Horizon TBI & Brain Center combines qEEG brain mapping, neuropsych testing, and home-based neurofeedback through Myndlift to support lasting concussion recovery. Their team brings clarity, precision, and personalized care to help patients rebuild focus, mood, and confidence beyond the clinic walls.

From solo therapists to full clinics, more providers are joining Myndlift to bring brain-based care into their communities. Meet the latest partners here.

What happens when neurofeedback is combined with heart-focused tools, coaching, and nutrition? At Neurotherapy Australia, the result is a deeper, more holistic way to support mental health, where real change starts from within.

At Noema Care in Toronto, talk therapy meets neurofeedback to help clients calm the nervous system, build resilience, and make lasting change. Here’s how their team uses Myndlift to support growth.

Harnessing the alpha brainwave state can help you enter a relaxed, creative mode of focus; the kind that supports deep thinking, smooth performance, and reduced mental clutter.

In this in-depth Q&A, Dr. Darryl Lytle, PhD, shares insights from years of clinical and peak performance work—explaining neurofeedback’s science, real-world impact, and why personalization makes all the difference.

Home neurofeedback took a giant leap forward last year, redefining what’s possible for personal brain training.

Neurofeedback has been used for over 60 years to help people overcome a wide range of struggles, including trauma and PTSD, with hundreds of studies supporting its effectiveness and thousands worldwide experiencing its benefits.

Discover how Dr. Trish Leigh's at-home neurotherapy services transformed her practice.

Myndlift, the most personalized brain health platform, is launching Alpha Peak; a new feature that tracks and optimizes mental performance d

We talked with Nick Bolhuis, the VP of Performance Programs at Neuropeak Pro, a clinic that helps individuals achieve peak performance.

Here are 4 fun facts about the brain: 1) It tries to protect you from danger 2) It can help you evolve throughout your life…

Dive into the stories of athletes who have experienced the benefits of neurofeedback and improved their sports performance as a result.

In this guide, we explore the fundamentals of brain training with neurofeedback and answer many questions about its efficacy and uses.

Trauma dumping is often caused by emotional overwhelm, which can be tackled by training yourself to regulate your emotions effectively.

Despite Surface making for a gripping watch, there are some things it got wrong about neurofeedback. In this article, we'll break them down.

According to well-established EEG research, neurofeedback training can improve depressive symptoms.

Neurofeedback enables clients with PTSD to recognize the signs of anxiety and alter their brainwave functioning to a healthier state.

EEG neurofeedback has been applied to addictive disorders for over 30 years, demonstrating promising results in well-controlled intervention studies, good adherence, reduced addiction severity, and psychosocial benefits even in patients with severe substance abuse.