Coherent Neurofeedback
Peak Performance and Neurofeedback
Just like any other organ in the body, the brain – when exercised regularly – performs better.A brain that is trained to be more efficient will accomplish more and with greater accuracy. It is no accident that neurofeedback is a fundamental tool in Olympic sports psychology training. Neurofeedback provides high performers with the protocol to stimulate the brain’s neurology in the same way exercise builds muscles.
Train your mind, not just your body.
Whether you are a professional athlete, a student playing youth sports, a long-distance runner training for a marathon, a professional working a high pressure job, or a performer in the entertainment industry, functioning at peak levels is key to your success. Coherent Neurofeedback may help you reach new levels of achievement, not just for a few moments, but more often than not, teach your brain how to work effectively no matter the challenge at hand.
Are you ready to take it to the top?
The specific BrainCore Therapy program offered at Balance Atlanta is designed for people of all ages and backgrounds who are ready to succeed at premium levels in sports, business and in the arts. The more that is at stake, the greater the need for brain health. With increased mental efficiency, less mental energy is wasted keeping one’s composure, second guessing, over analyzing, and maintaining focus.
Being in the fight or flight state will steal your ability to succeed.
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A prolonged stress response is common for individuals who are faced with the demands of performing at peak levels for extended periods – especially in the arena of professional sports and the film and music industries. By adapting dysregulated brain wave patterns to a more normal rhythm, Coherent Neurofeedback is designed to promote non-invasive, non-drug stress recovery and improved sleep quality – essential elements to long term brain performance, endurance and resilience.
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Coherent Neurofeedback at the Brain + Stem is for those who take performance seriously.
Professional athletes and musicians use coherent neurofeedback to enhance their ability to stay in “the zone”.
By tuning out distractions during key situations, they are able to increase processing speed and focus on the task at hand. Where time equals money, greater poise under pressure, improved recovery speed after an error, and less over thinking in crucial moments are direct results of smoother (more regulated) brain wave patterns.
The top performer in any field recognizes the need to coach the mind as diligently as he or she trains the body. What distinguishes the best from those in lesser positions are is motivation, concentration, stability under pressure, and proper handling of emotions when challenged. It is no wonder coherent neurofeedback is fast becoming a training standard in the realm of professional sports and increasingly, in the community of executive business leaders.
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Much has been made of Olympic beach volleyball champion Kerri Walsh-Jennings incorporating neurofeedback into her training routine. Alexandre Bilodeau, the Canadian men’s mogul champion credited his two gold medals to coherent neurofeedback. By teaching his brain how to handle anxiety effectively, he was able to relax in between runs. When it was time to race, he was able to to concentrate at sustained levels. The NHL’s Vancouver Canucks, after a 20-year post-season drought, skated their way to a 2011 Stanley Cup championship. What was the difference in their training? Neurofeedback. Similarly, the national soccer team of Italy kicked up their performance by using neurofeedback and took home the World Cup in 2006. Players across the NFL are also experiencing the benefits of neurofeedback, including the league's winning-most quarterback, Tom Brady.