At Thrive with Neurofeedback, our individual psychotherapy services provide a supportive and empowering environment for both adults and teens seeking meaningful change. Our licensed therapists offer personalized care tailored to your unique experiences, working alongside you to identify challenges and develop healthy coping strategies. With a focus on collaborative and evidence-based methods, we aim to help you gain deeper insight into your thoughts, behaviors, and emotions, creating a solid foundation for long-term growth and healing.
We believe in transparent pricing, so here’s exactly what to expect:
Brain Mapping (qEEG Assessment) — $500 Includes the mapping session, full brain map report, and review of results. A remap is recommended after every 20 neurofeedback sessions to track progress and adjust your protocol — also $500.
Neurofeedback Session — $135 per session Add Biofeedback to any session — +$50 ($185 total)
Packages:
Save 20% on session fees when you commit to the full 20-session protocol. Brain mapping and remap fees are not discounted. Add $50/session to any package if you’d like biofeedback included throughout.
Payment is due at the time of each session or package purchase. Neurofeedback and brain mapping are generally not covered by insurance, though some plans offer partial reimbursement. HSA/FSA cards are accepted. We provide receipts and superbills you can submit to your insurance for potential out-of-network reimbursement.
Psychotherapy sessions are billed separately and may be covered by insurance — please contact us directly to check your specific plan.
Neurofeedback itself is not covered by insurance. Coverage varies by provider and plan, so we encourage you to check directly with your insurance company regarding psychotherapy and brain mapping.
Important: If your insurance confirms coverage, document the representative’s name, date, and time for future reference.
For questions about insurance, please reach out. We’re here to help navigate your options.
We reassess progress every 15-20 sessions. Some clients reach their goals within this timeframe, while others continue training if symptoms recur. Many clients also opt for ongoing sessions to maintain optimal brain function.
Frequency of Neurofeedback: Twice-weekly sessions are recommended to reinforce brain learning and growth, and three times per week may accelerate progress. Intensive sessions are also available.
Neurofeedback can support individuals of all ages:
Children: Challenges like bedwetting, nightmares, attention issues, disruptive behaviors, and learning disorders.
Adolescents: Anxiety, depression, trauma, and learning difficulties.
Adults: Anxiety, depression, PTSD, and emotional regulation.
Older Adults: Maintenance of cognitive health.
Peak Performers: Enhances abilities in sports, business, and the arts.
Non-invasive sensors are attached to the scalp with EEG paste to monitor brain waves. The signals are processed by a computer, and clients learn to control a video game using their brain activity. Each training program is personalized.
Neurofeedback is compatible with medications, though they may have a different effect as brain activation and connectivity improve. Consult your physician to monitor and optimize any changes. We advise working with your healthcare provider to monitor and adjust as needed.
Many clients notice changes within 1-3 sessions, such as increased calmness, alertness, or improved sleep. While some effects appear immediately, others may take up to 10 sessions to emerge. Consistency reinforces neurofeedback’s benefits over time, much like learning a skill.
Results vary per individual. Some experience significant progress in as few as 10 sessions, while others with complex needs may require 50-100 sessions. Diet, lifestyle, and metabolic health also influence outcomes.
Neurofeedback is a learning process. Once the brain has integrated the training, many clients find they no longer need regular sessions, although occasional “tune-ups” can be beneficial, much like maintaining physical fitness.
A brain mapping session involves wearing a cap with sensors that captures electrical impulses in the brain. This quantitative electroencephalogram (qEEG) maps brain wave patterns across different regions. The process takes about 45 minutes, and the data is converted into a visual brain map report, which is analyzed to identify any areas that may need support.
Yes, brain mapping is non-invasive, safe, and painless, emitting no radiation. The electrodes are lightweight, and patient comfort is prioritized.
A brain map provides a detailed view of brain areas that may be overactive or underactive, influencing factors like attention, memory, and processing speed. It highlights strengths and areas needing support, allowing for targeted interventions tailored to your unique brain activity patterns. This leads to more effective neurofeedback protocols and improved well-being.
