Mind Matters Regional Neurofeedback Centers

Mind Matters Regional Neurofeedback Centers Providing Integrative Health Testing, QEEG Imaging & Board Certified Neurofeedback at all locations! Brain training can be done by anyone, at any age.

Mind Matters Regional Neurofeedback Center is the area's premier neurofeedback clinic, specializing in non-invasive brain imaging and brainwave regulation. Consultations are always free and can be scheduled at any one of our three convenient locations. Give us a call today and find out why neurofeedback is the right choice for you!

Neurofeedback has revolutionized the way we approach brain health. By using electrodes placed on the scalp, we monitor b...
05/06/2026

Neurofeedback has revolutionized the way we approach brain health.

By using electrodes placed on the scalp, we monitor brainwaves and provide real-time feedback. This process allows an individual to see their brain functioning and change their mental state. Neurofeedback addresses symptoms associated with a variety of mental health conditions such as ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, brain injury and other neuro-diversities. It works by training brainwave patterns to improve the brain's peak performance relieving, even sometimes eliminating troubling symptoms.

The best is it is non-invasive and safe! As our field evolves, neurofeedback has become an essential took in optimizing brain health providing long term benefits that go way beyond just temporary relief

If you are curious about how it can help you or a loved one, click on the link www.urmindmatters.com or call 607-437-3305

Rebalancing the AmygdalaEncouraging news! Neuroscience shows that the overactive circuits in the amygdala can be rebala...
05/03/2026

Rebalancing the Amygdala

Encouraging news! Neuroscience shows that the overactive circuits in the amygdala can be rebalanced, reducing anxiety-like symptoms. This indicates that these overactive areas are not fixed as it was once thought. There is relief from the feeling of emotional hijacking. Approaches like neurotherapy can help self-regulate the emotional brain effectively over time.

www.urmindmatters.com or call 607-437-3305 to find out more

Depression doesn’t just affect mood—it can take away your ability to feel joy in things you once loved. This symptom, ca...
04/25/2026

Depression doesn’t just affect mood—it can take away your ability to feel joy in things you once loved. This symptom, called anhedonia, is one of the most difficult aspects of depression to treat. It’s estimated that up to 75% of individuals with major depressive disorder experience it, and traditional antidepressants don’t always provide enough relief.

A 2025 study published in the journal Brain Sciences explored a different approach: neurofeedback targeting the brain’s reward circuits. By helping the brain reactivate its own reward system, this approach aims to address one of the underlying drivers of depressive symptoms.

The results were promising:
• 78% of participants showed clinical improvement
• 32% reached full remission

These findings highlight neurofeedback as a non-invasive option for those who feel stuck or haven’t gotten the results they hoped for with traditional treatments.

If you or someone you love is struggling, it may be worth exploring approaches that go beyond symptom management and focus on helping the brain function more effectively.

contact us if you would like more information: www.urmindmatters.com or call 607-437-3305

Neurofeedback helps your brain learn how to regulate itself—naturally. Instead of only managing symptoms with medication...
04/20/2026

Neurofeedback helps your brain learn how to regulate itself—naturally. Instead of only managing symptoms with medication, it works to build resilience and move your brain out of “fight or flight” into a calmer, more relaxed state.

If you’ve ever felt like medication alone isn’t giving you the results you hoped for, you’re not alone. It might be time to ask yourself: Am I on the right medications? Could this be a trauma response or an issue with emotional regulation? Am I just managing symptoms, or do I want real, lasting change?

A qEEG brain map can give you a clearer picture of what’s going on in your brain, so you can make more informed decisions about your care.

For more information or to schedule an appointment visit www.urmindmatters.com or call (607) 437-3305

Anxiety and Depression overlap creating brain patterns and behaviors that are difficult to break.Neurofeedback training ...
03/29/2026

Anxiety and Depression overlap creating brain patterns and behaviors that are difficult to break.

Neurofeedback training provides a way to address these patterns and cycles by retraining the brain. It retrains brainwave patterns leading to healthier behaviors and thinking patterns.

A qEEG brain map provides our certified clinicians with real-time training helping clients move into healthier brain states and better quality lives
Learn how at www.urmindmatters.com

Spring is ALMOST here, making it a great time to remember that growth and renewal are always possible.. 🌱Just like the s...
02/27/2026

Spring is ALMOST here, making it a great time to remember that growth and renewal are always possible.. 🌱

Just like the seasons change, our brains have an incredible ability to adapt, learn, and improve. At Mind Matters Neurofeedback Centers, we help individuals strengthen brain function through qEEG brain mapping and personalized neurofeedback training.

Many people come to us looking for support with things like stress, focus, sleep, and emotional regulation. Watching clients begin to feel better and regain confidence in their daily lives is one of the most rewarding parts of what we do.

If you’ve been thinking about making a positive change this year, spring can be a great time to start.

📞 Call or text 607-437-3305 to learn more

February is Eating Disorder Awareness Month, a time to increase understanding around conditions such as anorexia, bulimi...
02/24/2026

February is Eating Disorder Awareness Month, a time to increase understanding around conditions such as anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder. While these conditions are often discussed in terms of food and behavior, research continues to show that brain function plays an important role in emotional regulation, impulse control, and stress response.

At Mind Matters Neurofeedback Centers, we use qEEG brain mapping to better understand patterns of brain activity and guide individualized neurofeedback training, a non-invasive approach that helps the brain improve its ability to regulate itself.

We are grateful to for featuring Mind Matters and highlighting the connection between brain health and eating disorders during Eating Disorder Awareness Month. For more information, please call 607-437-3305.

Long-Term Effects of Neurofeedback Therapy on Autism💙 Hope for Families Navigating Autism Every parent wants to see thei...
02/13/2026

Long-Term Effects of Neurofeedback Therapy on Autism

💙 Hope for Families Navigating Autism

Every parent wants to see their child connect, communicate, and feel confident in the world around them.
A recent study published in Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders found encouraging results for children with autism who completed 40 sessions of neurofeedback therapy. Researchers observed meaningful improvements in attention, self-control, planning, and cognitive flexibility — skills that support everyday success at home and in school.
Even more powerful were the changes in:
✨ Social interaction
✨ Verbal and nonverbal communication
✨ Overall adaptive behaviors
Families often wonder, “Will the progress last?”
In this study, follow-up assessments 12 months later showed that improvements were not only maintained — many continued to grow even after treatment ended.
While every child is unique, this research adds to growing evidence that neurofeedback may support long-term gains in executive functioning and social development.
If you are considering neurofeedback, it’s important to work with highly trained, board-certified professionals who use QEEG brain mapping and FDA-approved equipment to guide treatment safely and effectively.
If you’d like to learn more about whether neurofeedback may be appropriate for your child, visit www.urmindmatters.com or call 607-437-3305 for information about our locations.
You are not alone on this journey. 💙

🧠 How Childhood Stress Shapes the Developing BrainA recent study published in Molecular Psychiatry highlights how advers...
02/03/2026

🧠 How Childhood Stress Shapes the Developing Brain
A recent study published in Molecular Psychiatry highlights how adversities experienced in late childhood can significantly influence brain development. This large-scale study followed 7,190 children, using brain imaging at ages 10 and 12, to better understand how stress and trauma affect brain connectivity.
Researchers found that children exposed to adversity showed decreases in functional brain connections, particularly in areas involved in emotional regulation. These changes appear to help protect against “internalizing” symptoms such as anxiety, sadness, and depression. However, there is an important clinical trade-off.
🔍 Key findings for parents to know:
• Fewer internalizing symptoms (less anxiety and depression)
• Increased “externalizing” behaviors such as acting out or difficulty following rules
• Attention challenges
• Lower academic performance and grades at two-year follow-up
These findings suggest that while the brain adapts to stress in ways that support emotional coping, those same adaptations can interfere with learning, behavior, and overall functioning.
🧠➡️🦠 The brain–body connection
Adversity and trauma also impact the body’s physiology—especially the gut. Stress can affect gut lining integrity, nutrient absorption, and the production of neurotransmitters in the gut that communicate directly with the brain. This brain–gut connection plays a critical role in attention, behavior, mood, and learning.
🌱 Supporting healthy development
Functional neurotherapy is designed to support the nervous system by helping the brain build new neural pathways and improve connectivity, while also addressing how the body and gut function together. This integrated approach supports healthier regulation, learning, and long-term development.
📍 Learn more:
🌐 www.urmindmatters.com

02/02/2026

At the heart of brain injury recovery is one essential goal:
helping individuals regain independence, confidence, and quality of life.

Key to Independent Growth is a facility dedicated to supporting individuals living with the effects of brain injury through structured programming, compassionate care, and a long-term commitment to progress.

Their work focuses on helping clients rebuild daily living skills, strengthen cognitive function, and move forward with greater independence — meeting each person where they are in their recovery journey.

This mission aligns deeply with the values of Mind Matters Neurofeedback Centers:
supporting the brain, supporting the nervous system, and supporting the whole person.

Over the coming weeks, we’re honored to highlight the work Key to Independent Growth does — and why this partnership matters for individuals and families navigating brain injury recovery.

01/31/2026

Neurofeedback is a non-invasive approach that supports the brain’s ability to regulate itself.

After a brain injury, communication within the brain and nervous system can become disrupted — affecting focus, mood, sleep, emotional regulation, and cognitive processing. Neurofeedback works by giving the brain real-time information about its activity, allowing it to gradually improve how it functions and adapts.

Through the partnership between Mind Matters Neurofeedback Centers and Key to Independent Growth, neurofeedback will be offered as an added layer of support alongside rehabilitation services — helping address the neurological side of recovery.

This approach is rooted in neuroplasticity:
the brain’s natural ability to change, reorganize, and improve with the right support.

Recovery is not one-dimensional.
Supporting the brain helps support the whole person.

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