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Myndlift provides a powerful solution to some of the major barriers we see in neurofeedback. It allows patients to train in an affordable and convenient way that increases treatment compliance and consistency, resulting in great outcomes.
Myndlift provides a powerful solution to some of the major barriers we see in neurofeedback. It allows patients to train in an affordable and convenient way that increases treatment compliance and consistency, resulting in great outcomes.
Step 1
Measure your brain activity with the Myndlift Kit
Get insight into your brain with brain-sensing technology.
The Myndlift Kit includes a Muse headband and Myndlift accessories.
Step 2
Train your brain with a tailor-made program
Kick-start your brain training with neurofeedback sessions that aim to sharpen your focus and improve calm.
As seen on Quarterback (Netflix)
1 - Kirk Cousins puts conductive paste on the electrode and connects it to the headband.
2- His brain activity is measured and analyzed in real time as he does his neurofeedback training.
3- As Cousins watches a Youtube video, the screen dims or brightness based on his focus.
4- Over time, this helps his brain self-regulate and improve his focus levels.
Neurofeedback protocols
for peak performance
Alpha training
This protocol aims to improve the ability to remain calm and focused when making important decisions. This allows athletes to react quickly and efficiently while also decreasing response time.
Uptraining alpha (8-12Hz), downtraining theta (3-7Hz) and hi-beta (18-25Hz) brainwave activity
SMR (Sensorimotor Rhythm) Training
This protocol helps improve focus, attention, motoric precision, balance, and relaxation.
Uptraining SMR (12-15Hz), downtraining theta (3-7Hz) and hi-beta (18-25Hz) brainwaves
How does neurofeedback work for peak performance?
Twenty-three controlled studies (Gruzelier, 2014) have shown neurofeedback-related gains in sustained attention, orienting and executive attention, the P300b event-related potential, memory, spatial rotation, reaction time, and complex psychomotor skills, implicit procedural memory, recognition memory, perceptual binding, intelligence, mood, and well-being.