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Assessment with QEEG Brain Mapping
In a painless 30-minute session, natural brainwaves are recorded. This uncovers root challenges.
Session 1 · Assessment Learn more
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Neurotherapy
Understanding & regulating the brain
A painless, drug-free approach helping your brain learn to stay calm and focused.
Iran Medical Council licence no. 37204 Clinical supervision by Roxana Khaleghi Manesh A personal program for every brain No medication, no pain
Clinical Concept
What is neurotherapy and how does it work?
Neurotherapy is a non-invasive, drug-free approach. It helps the brain regulate its activity patterns.
Every process begins with a QEEG assessment. Sensors in a cap record baseline neural activity.
Each brain pattern is completely unique. No training protocol begins before objective mapping.
Neurotherapy is a complementary modality and does not replace emergency medical care.
19-Channel Standard 10–20 Recording Treatment Pathway
Continuous care: from assessment to lasting consolidation
From day one to your final session, you clearly understand your brain progress.
- Painless with zero electrical currents
- Fully individualized based on your objective brain map
- Documented tracking of progress across sessions
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Results Review & Tailored Plan
Findings are explained in simple everyday language. We then build a personalized training plan.
Session 2 · Consultation Personalized protocol
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Training Sessions (Neurofeedback & LORETA)
Your brain trains with visual or audio feedback. It naturally learns to stay calm and focused.
Training Sessions · 30-45 mins Learn more
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Progress Tracking & Consolidation
A follow-up brain map is recorded. Comparing changes confirms lasting real-world progress.
Every 10-15 Sessions · Tracking Tracking & consolidation
Science & Personalization
Why every protocol must be personalized
The human brain changes via neuroplasticity. Because neural patterns are unique, generic packages fail.
1. EEG Sensor Placement
The cap's sensors sit on defined positions and record the brain's natural activity.
2. Brain Map Analysis
The recorded patterns are reviewed to understand individual differences.
3. Individual Protocol Selection
The training plan is set according to the assessment and the client's goals.
4. Training with Feedback
Visual or auditory feedback accompanies gradual self-regulation training.
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Educational illustration 
Schematic educational cross-sections introducing 3D source localisation in LORETA; the image is not real client data.
Clinical Case A: High-Beta Hyperarousal
Excessive fast-wave Beta reflects anxiety. The protocol focuses on calming and reinforcing SMR rhythms.
Clinical Case B: Frontal Slowing
Excessive slow Theta in frontal lobes reflects brain fog. The protocol gently stimulates focused Beta activity.
100% Non-invasive & Safe
Brainwave recording occurs without any electric currents, radiation, or shocks.
Neuroxim Transparent Commitment
If your initial assessment indicates neurotherapy is not optimal, we disclose this candidly. We then guide you to appropriate care.
Focus Areas
When is neurotherapy considered?
These modalities can effectively support brain patterns associated with everyday challenges.
Attention & Focus
Difficulties with sustained concentration, distractibility, and ADHD-related patterns across all ages.
Stress & Emotional Regulation
Persistent mental strain, nervous system hyperarousal, and difficulty achieving natural relaxation.
Sleep Quality & Circadian Rhythm
Trouble falling asleep, frequent nighttime awakenings, or waking up unrefreshed.
Cognitive Performance & Memory
Enhancing working memory, mental processing speed, and academic or professional focus.
Session Experience
What happens during a neurofeedback session?
You sit comfortably in an armchair. Sensors strictly record natural brainwaves without currents.
You watch a display or interactive game. Real-time feedback guides natural neural learning.
A clinician monitors your session throughout. Sessions typically last around 45 minutes.
Painless · Non-Invasive · Drug-Free Educational FAQ
Frequently asked questions about neurotherapy
Concise, evidence-based answers to common client questions.
Yes. Sensors only read natural brain electrical activity. No current enters the body.
QEEG is an objective diagnostic assessment. Neurofeedback consists of subsequent training sessions.
Typically, 20 to 40 sessions scheduled 2 to 3 times per week are recommended.
Yes. Because neurotherapy is based on self-regulation learning and neuroplasticity, newly acquired patterns remain stable in the brain after completing the treatment course.
Yes. Neurotherapy coordinates safely alongside medical care, and any adjustments to medications remain strictly under the supervision of your prescribing physician.
The first step is understanding your brain.
Start with an initial assessment. Findings are explained clearly and practically.
Free Initial Consultation · Clinical Evaluation · Effective Training