Brain Train Center Houma

05/03/2026

Your brain called… it’s ready for some regulation 🧠✨
Spring cleaning isn’t just for your house. Let’s calm the chaos, clear the noise, and get your brain working with you.
Time for a little internal reset 😌🌸

05/02/2026

Neurofeedback is a non-invasive brain training method that uses real-time feedback from your brainwaves to help regulate your nervous system.

Many clients use neurofeedback to support focus, stress management, sleep quality, and emotional balance.

05/01/2026

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Learn how traumatic brain injury can occur after minor car accidents, even without hitting your head, and what science says about healing. https://www.amenclinics.com/blog/traumatic-brain-injury-car-accident/

04/30/2026

04/29/2026

Remember to take a break today, it’s good for you!

04/28/2026

40 sessions in with this client!! What a change!!!!! ❤️❤️

04/28/2026

Testimonial Tuesdays are my favorite-

This client has had 20 sessions with some pretty significant changes throughout the process
- anxiety diminished significantly
-more relaxed
-can be put in unfamiliar situations without preparing
-trying new things
-made a friend for the first time ever
-did a social story with a friend

04/28/2026

Lyme disease doesn’t just affect the body—it can also impact the brain.

Many people experience brain fog, fatigue, and difficulty concentrating even after treatment. Neurofeedback helps support the brain by guiding it back toward more balanced patterns.

04/27/2026

You don’t have a “good brain” or a “bad brain.”

You have different brain states.

Under stress, things can feel chaotic, reactive, and overwhelming.

In a regulated state, everything feels clearer, calmer, and more controlled.

The difference isn’t who you are—it’s how your brain is functioning in that moment.

Neurofeedback helps train the brain to spend more time in those stable, productive states.

Same brain. Different state.

04/26/2026

Your brain is constantly rewiring itself through neuroplasticity: its ability to form and strengthen neural connections based on experience. Every time you repeat a thought, it activates certain neural pathways. The more a pathway is activated, the stronger and more automatic it becomes.

Think of it like a trail in a forest: the first time you walk it, it’s rough and overgrown. Walk it daily, and it becomes a well worn path. Repeated thoughts do the same thing in your brain.

This is why positive self talk, affirmations, or therapeutic exercises can reshape how you think and feel over time. They literally help your brain “believe” new patterns. Conversely, repeated negative thoughts can reinforce stress, anxiety, or self-doubt.

04/24/2026

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Does Alcohol Kill Brain Cells? What Science Really Says. https://www.amenclinics.com/blog/does-alcohol-kill-brain-cells/