A non-invasive, science-backed therapy to improve mental clarity, reduce stress, and enhance brain function for optimal well-being.

Integrated Counselling Session with Neurofeedback can be covered under extended health benefits when provided by a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC). Please check with your benefits provider.

Yes, these sessions at OK Clinical are eligible for AFU coverage, as they are delivered by qualified providers. Our team can help guide you through the approval process to ensure funding is applied correctly.

Neurofeedback helps by training the brain to self-regulate and function more efficiently. It can improve various aspects of mental functioning, such as focus, emotional regulation, and behavior, which can be particularly beneficial for those with anxiety, depression, symptoms of OCD, Dyslexia, Autism, AD(h)D and a variety of other neuropsychological symptoms.

At OK Clinical, neurofeedback is offered as part of an integrated clinical counselling session. Each appointment is 50 minutes in total, with the neurofeedback portion varying in length based on your individualized treatment plan. This allows time for both the neurofeedback training and supportive clinical counselling tailored to your needs.

On rare occasions clients may experience a very temporary increase in symptoms. Any concerns should be directed to your trainer or counsellor.

Yes, neurofeedback is non-invasive and safe for children. It uses EEG sensors to monitor brain activity and provide feedback, without introducing any external stimuli or medications.

Neurofeedback outcomes vary by individual, influenced by factors like symptom severity, consistency of sessions, and neurological baseline. While some report subtle shifts in focus or mood within the first few sessions, clinically meaningful symptom reduction (e.g., decreased anxiety, improved attention, or better sleep regulation) typically emerges after 10-15 sessions. At this stage, patients often observe 1-2 target symptoms beginning to diminish as the brain strengthens self-regulatory pathways. Progress is incremental, reflecting the brain’s adaptive process through neuroplasticity. Regular assessments ensure protocols remain aligned with your goals. For most, sustained improvement requires continued training beyond initial changes.

Ensure you are well-rested (when possible) and have eaten a light meal before the session. Avoid caffeine and sugary foods.

Neurofeedback is a flexible, evidence-based tool that can be effectively combined with a variety of therapeutic approaches offered in comprehensive counseling settings. It complements somatic therapies, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), talk therapy, play therapy, game therapy, mindfulness-based interventions, DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy), and other modalities to address complex neurological, emotional, and trauma-related challenges. How it works in practice: - EMDR: Neurofeedback can help stabilize the nervous system, creating a calmer physiological state to improve readiness for trauma processing. - Somatic therapies: By regulating stress-related brainwave patterns, neurofeedback may enhance a client’s ability to engage with body-focused interventions. - Talk therapy or DBT: Neurofeedback’s impact on emotional regulation or anxiety reduction can support deeper engagement in skill-building or insight-oriented work. - Play/game therapy: Improved attention or impulse control from neurofeedback may help children participate more actively in therapeutic play.

Most people feel relaxed and calm after a session. Some might be slightly tired or more energetic than usual. It’s important to observe your energy levels and note any changes in behavior or mood.

Regular check-ins with the neurofeedback counsellor, and using standardized assessment tools, provides insights into your ongoing improvements.

Neurofeedback targets the brain’s self-regulation capacity, addressing neural patterns that influence emotional reactivity, focus, and stress responses. When integrated into multidisciplinary care plans, it provides a neurobiological foundation that can enhance the effectiveness of other therapies. Clinicians collaborate to align protocols, ensuring interventions are cohesive and non-redundant. Research highlights the benefits of combining neurofeedback with therapies like EMDR or somatic approaches for conditions such as PTSD, anxiety, ADHD, and trauma-related dysregulation. Integration assists with: 1. Layered intervention: Addresses both neurological underpinnings and psychological symptoms. 2. Adaptability: Suitable for diverse needs, from trauma recovery to developmental support. 3. Evidence-based: Supported by studies demonstrating improved outcomes when paired with modalities like EMDR or DBT.