Neurotherapy Center of Nebraska

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.

08/19/2025

Mental health is increasingly being shaped by the promising field of precision neuromodulation, a cutting-edge approach that tailors interventions to the specific neural circuits and patterns associated with individual mental health conditions. We are so excited to be at the forefront of this movement. Contact us to learn more. I offer a free 30min consultation to all potential new clients.

Erica Kube, Counselor, Omaha, NE, 68144, (402) 682-8192, Discover a transformative path to mental wellness and peak performance. I proudly offer 15 years of experience in QEEG (Brain Mapping) and Precision Neuromodulation; including biofeedback, neurofeedback, and expert neurocounseling. These perso...

07/31/2025

Sleep is the most powerful thing you do each day — and neurotherapy can help you do it better. 🧠💤 Discover how training your brain can lead to deeper, more restful nights.

Researchers analyzing UK Biobank data reveal that poor sleep patterns double the disease risk for 42 conditions, with sleep regularity more important than duration alone.

07/18/2025

Our clients hear it all day long… parasympathetic, vagus nerve reset. Contact us, you can experience what this means. ☺️🧘‍♀️

Chronic inflammation is one of the most underestimated killers in modern medicine, linked to over half of all global deaths. From heart disease and diabetes to cancer and autoimmune conditions, it silently fuels the most dangerous illnesses we face. But groundbreaking research is revealing a new way to fight back—by stimulating the vagus nerve.

The vagus nerve is the body’s longest cranial nerve and a key regulator of immune function. Scientists at the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research have discovered that sending mild electrical pulses to this nerve can calm the immune system, stopping it from overreacting and producing harmful inflammation. Known as vagus nerve stimulation, this technique is part of a growing field called bioelectronic medicine, offering a drug-free alternative to chronic disease management.

The implications go far beyond inflammation alone. Early results suggest this therapy could also support mental health, improve gut function, and even aid in weight loss. It’s a powerful example of how the body’s own electrical wiring may hold the key to healing—shifting the future of medicine from chemicals to circuits.
Source: Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research / Nature Reviews Immunology / NIH Bioelectronic Medicine Initiative

07/17/2025

Neurotherapy can help people downregulate the overactivity.

Overactive Anterior Insula May Fuel Anxiety and Depression

The anterior insular cortex (AIC) is a brain region that integrates emotional and cognitive signals, and its hyperactivity is a hallmark of anxiety and depression.

Researchers found that higher baseline glutamate-glutamine (Glx) levels in the AIC were associated with a transdiagnostic general psychopathology score, reflecting shared symptoms of anxiety and depression.

This link was fully mediated by error sensitivity, a tendency to overestimate mistakes during learning tasks.

Functional spectroscopy also revealed that AIC Glx levels decreased slightly during reward-based learning but remained elevated at rest, suggesting both trait and dynamic aspects of glutamatergic activity.

In contrast, no similar patterns were observed in the medial prefrontal cortex.

These findings highlight the role of AIC glutamate in amplifying cognitive biases that contribute to internalizing disorders.

https://neurosciencenews.com/insula-anxiety-depression-29480/

06/20/2025

Brain Lobes and Their Functions: A Colorful Guide to the Mind's Key Regions

06/17/2025

06/12/2025

Mental health is increasingly being shaped by the promising field of precision neuromodulation, a cutting-edge approach that tailors interventions to the specific neural circuits and patterns associated with individual mental health conditions. We are excited to be at the forefront of this movement. Precision neuromodulation leverages advanced technologies which allow for a more personalized and efficient means of addressing disorders like depression, anxiety, ADHD, and PTSD. By focusing on the unique neural dynamics of each patient, precision neuromodulation aims to enhance treatment efficacy, reduce side effects, and ultimately improve the overall quality of mental health care. Contact us to learn more.

06/11/2025

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06/05/2025

Nervous systems heal in slowness. If you are putting the same pressures on yourself to heal that you put on yourself in your dysregulated life, your nervous system will remain dysregulated. Softness and safety cannot be present where there is urgency and pressure.

Contact us, we can help you reset, setting the stage for restorative healing.

05/06/2025

Research is helping us better understand anxiety-driven brain changes and how our fears rewire our brains.

04/30/2025

This study is not intended to break the bubble of hope but to add a layer of precaution. If you're aware of these potential side effects you're more likely to report them to your physician and promptly receive the appropriate care to manage.
https://scitechdaily.com/popular-weight-loss-drugs-like-ozempic-may-trigger-depression-doctors-warn/?fbclid=IwY2xjawJ_FM9leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETE0Tks0R29BNmNyWmNkck5QAR6aWyaiK-FnPiuXgVEqLl1JjHDTv0yy3DJ-B9dJuWpDPYlcmPTSoNSqZnQ-Yw_aem_7w-ftEfbMeNTOTPlcYtGbw

Researchers link GLP1 agonists to depression risk in some users and call for personalized prescribing based on genetic testing. A study published in Current Neuropharmacology reveals a potential link between Glucagon-like Peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists, commonly used in drugs like Ozempic, a