Neurotherapy Center of Nebraska

04/21/2026

What if your brain could learn to manage anxiety on its own, without medication?

A 2025 study published in Psychiatry Research found that neurofeedback training targeting alpha brain waves produced significant anxiety reduction in patients with generalized anxiety disorder. Participants showed measurable improvement within just 2-3 weeks.

The approach works by training the brain to produce more alpha waves, the calm, relaxed frequency that is often suppressed in people with chronic anxiety. Over a short series of sessions, the brain learns to shift out of anxiety patterns and into calmer states naturally.

This is what makes neurofeedback different from medication: it teaches the brain a skill. The changes come from within, not from a pill.

If anxiety has been running the show, neurofeedback may offer the kind of lasting relief you've been looking for. Find a qualified practitioner at isnr.org.

04/21/2026

A recent study led by researchers at UNMC identified a possible link between commonly prescribed medications during pregnancy and the risk of autism spectrum disorder in children.

Read more:
https://www.unmc.edu/news/autism-study/

04/15/2026

Big news from the Department of Defense and VA — neurofeedback is getting serious institutional attention.
A January 2026 DoD report highlights neurofeedback’s potential for helping restore dysregulated brain activity and improve emotion regulation in PTSD.
Even more encouraging: In a VA Pacific Islands clinical trial, 87 Veterans with mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) completed 10–12 weeks of infra-low-frequency neurofeedback. The results were powerful:

Significant reductions in headaches, insomnia, and attention difficulties
Improved quality of life
Meaningful decreases in depression and PTSD symptoms
Many participants no longer met the clinical threshold for probable PTSD by the end of treatment

This kind of rigorous research validates what we see every day in our neurotherapy practice: the brain has an incredible capacity to heal and regulate when given the right support — drug-free and non-invasive.

The Department of Defense is taking neurofeedback seriously, and the early results deserve attention.

A January 2026 DoD report examined neurofeedback as a treatment for PTSD, focusing on its ability to help individuals restore dysregulated brain activity and improve emotion regulation. In a related VA clinical trial at VA Pacific Islands, 87 Veterans with mild traumatic brain injury received infra-low-frequency neurofeedback over 10 to 12 weeks.

The results: significant reductions in headaches, insomnia, and attention difficulties. Participants also reported improvements in quality of life, depression, and PTSD symptoms, with many falling below the clinical threshold for probable PTSD by the end of treatment.

This is the kind of rigorous, institutional-level research that validates what ISNR member practitioners see in their clinics every day.

Learn more at isnr.org

04/08/2026

It’s truly remarkable how much influence our minds have over our bodies. Even the strongest, most accomplished individuals can be gradually worn down by chronic stress and anxiety.
Learning to regulate your emotions and release unnecessary stress from your life is often far more valuable than wealth or intelligence alone.

If you’re ready to strengthen your mind-body connection and find lasting calm, we’re here to help. Reach out to the Neurotherapy Center of Nebraska today to learn more about how neurotherapy can support you. 💪🧠

12/31/2025

🌟✨ This past year, we’ve been honored to witness incredible journeys of healing, rewiring, and growth. Your courage, trust, and progress inspire everything we do. 🧠💫 May 2026 bring your mind even brighter sparks of clarity, stronger neural connections, deeper calm, and renewed energy.

Thank you for letting us be part of your story. We’re excited for all the growth and breakthroughs ahead.

Happy New Year 2026! 🥂🧠
From the entire team at Neurotherapy Center of Nebraska

12/25/2025

May your holidays be filled with warmth, joy, and moments of true peace. 🎄❤️
Sending love and light to you and your loved ones this season!
From all of us at Neurotherapy Center of Nebraska

12/19/2025

Non-invasive brain 🧠 stimulation (tRNS) can reduce “neural noise” in the brain, rebalance excitation/inhibition, and improve attention and focus in children with ADHD—without medication.

We specialize in advanced, personalized brain-based interventions like neurofeedback and multiple forms of neuromodulation to support the brain naturally.

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Researchers have found that modulating background brain activity with gentle electrical stimulation restored neural balance and improved ADHD attention in a randomized trial.

Read our coverage of the study via the link in the comments.

11/18/2025

If you’re tired of coping and ready to heal at the root, neurotherapy might be exactly what you’ve been looking for. 💙
We’d love to help you find your way back to a nervous system that feels like home.

11/11/2025

NCN extends our deepest gratitude to the brave men and women who have served our country. Your courage and sacrifice inspire us every day. Thank you for your service—past, present, and future. 🇺🇸

10/29/2025

A review that made our hearts explode 🥰

10/24/2025

What is Neurotherapy? Neurotherapy is explained here by our wonderful and innovative colleague Tiff Thompson, PhD, MFT

08/21/2025

Trisha Yearwood has recently spoken about how Long COVID affected her memory and how a specific therapy helped her recover. She experienced brain fog and memory issues, including struggling to name everyday objects. Yearwood found relief through Low Energy Neurofeedback System (LENS) therapy, which she says improved her sleep and cognitive function.

Sharing how she stayed silent about the treatment, Yearwood explained, “I didn’t tell anybody I was going because I was like, ‘I don’t understand what this does.’ But the first thing I noticed was I was sleeping better than I had slept in 10 years.” She insisted, “It changed my life.”

With Trisha Yearwood suffering from COVID, the country star revealed the unique therapy that helped change her life.