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NewMind Technologies

Empowering clinicians and wellness professionals with simple, yet powerful neurofeedback solutions

Founded in 2005, NewMind Technologies provides authoritative, scientifically-backed neurofeedback software. With our simple but powerful neurofeedback system, clinicians and wellness practitioners can improve clinical outcomes and enhance well-being.

08/07/2025

Ever seen one of those colorful brain maps and wondered what it all means?
That’s a qEEG—a detailed look at your brain’s activity compared to others your age. It can help providers identify patterns linked to things like stress, attention issues, or poor sleep. But interpreting these maps can be tough without the right tools.

That’s where NewMind comes in. Our software helps translate brainwave data into useful insights so neurofeedback providers can make informed decisions about training.

08/06/2025

Some decisions feel automatic. Others take forever. What’s the difference?

Part of the answer lies in your brainwaves. Fast waves like beta help you stay focused and alert, while slower waves like theta are tied to creativity and rest. When the balance between them is off, your response time can slow down—or speed up in ways that lead to poor judgment.

Neurofeedback helps fine-tune that balance, allowing your brain to perform at its best under pressure.

08/05/2025

Ever wonder why your brain keeps running even when you're trying to relax?

That might be your Default Mode Network (DMN) at work. This part of the brain activates during rest, daydreaming, or self-reflection—and when it’s overactive, it can make it hard to focus or feel calm.

Neurofeedback can help quiet the noise by encouraging more balanced brainwave activity. With the right support, the DMN becomes less of a distraction and more of a strength.

08/01/2025

Did you know your brain can’t actually feel pain?

That’s because the brain itself has no pain receptors. You could poke it, prod it, or even operate on it — and it wouldn’t hurt. So where do headaches come from?

They’re usually caused by irritation or pressure in nearby structures — like blood vessels, cranial nerves, or the muscles around the head and neck. These send distress signals to the brain, but the brain itself remains pain-free.

Just one more way your nervous system keeps you guessing.

07/31/2025

We all know sleep is important — but not all sleep stages are created equal.

REM (rapid eye movement) sleep plays a key role in emotional regulation, memory consolidation, and even brain development.

During REM, your brain isn’t resting — it’s sorting, organizing, and fine-tuning. That’s why missing out on REM sleep doesn’t just leave you tired — it can make you moody, forgetful, or overwhelmed.

Many people with anxiety, trauma, or cognitive symptoms have irregular REM cycles. Neurofeedback may help by encouraging more regulated brainwave patterns, which can contribute to more restorative sleep — including more consistent REM phases.

It’s not just about falling asleep — it’s about what your brain does while you sleep.

07/30/2025

What does it mean to have “stable” brainwaves?

It’s not about being calm all the time — it’s about your brain producing the right kind of activity for the situation. A stable pattern means your brain knows how to shift between states (relaxation, focus, sleep) and does so smoothly.

When those rhythms become unstable — either from trauma, chronic stress, or neurological dysfunction — you might feel out of sync. That could look like brain fog, emotional reactivity, poor sleep, or mental fatigue.

Through neurofeedback, the brain can learn to organize these rhythms more clearly and consistently. That’s where real change begins.

07/29/2025

THIS OR THAT: Brain Edition

Stable brainwaves = calm focus, emotional steadiness, better sleep

Unstable brainwaves = mood swings, brain fog, restlessness, poor sleep

Your brain is constantly shifting between rhythms. But when those rhythms become disorganized or stuck in the wrong frequency, it gets harder to feel mentally sharp or emotionally steady.

Neurofeedback helps the brain learn how to self-regulate — training it toward greater rhythm, balance, and resilience.

Which one do you feel like today?

07/25/2025

qEEG-guided protocols give clinicians a significant advantage.

Rather than guessing based on symptoms, providers use brain maps to see the real-time brainwave patterns that drive those symptoms. This allows for more targeted training, better outcomes, and often faster progress.

NewMind’s neurofeedback system makes that process accessible, from brain mapping to session review. For providers and clients alike, it’s a better way forward.

07/24/2025

Neurofeedback doesn’t have to be complicated.

NewMind’s platform is built to make your workflow easier—from mapping and assessment to training and tracking. You get clinically meaningful data, streamlined tools, and a system that supports your decision-making instead of getting in the way.

Let the software handle the technical lift, so you can do what you do best: help clients heal.

07/23/2025

Ever wish your brain came with a built-in spellcheck?

It kind of does. It’s called error-related negativity (ERN)—a tiny electrical signal your brain produces when it makes a mistake. This signal helps the brain recognize that something didn’t go quite right and starts adjusting in real time.

Neurofeedback taps into this natural learning process. By giving the brain timely cues when it's moving outside its optimal range, it strengthens the very mechanism that helps us grow from experience.

It's not about being perfect—it's about learning how to self-correct.

07/22/2025

Did you know your brain has its own internal clock to help you remember when something happened?

These are called time cells—neurons that fire in a predictable sequence to help you keep track of the order of experiences.

They live in the hippocampus, the same region responsible for forming new memories. Along with place cells (which track location), time cells create the structure your brain uses to replay the past.

It's one of the many hidden systems that support memory, and one more reason why brain training and neurofeedback matter.

07/18/2025

Neurofeedback isn’t just for mental health—it’s changing how athletes train.

By targeting specific brainwave patterns, neurofeedback helps athletes sharpen attention, recover from stress faster, and stay mentally locked in when it counts.

Whether it's a gymnast on the beam, a golfer on the green, or a marksman trying to steady their aim, brain training gives them an edge that physical drills alone can’t offer.

Neurofeedback is already used in:
Golf
Martial Arts
Gymnastics
Precision Shooting

What sport would you want to reach peak brain performance in?

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Monday	10am - 7pm
Tuesday	10am - 7pm
Wednesday	10am - 7pm
Thursday	10am - 7pm
Friday	10am - 7pm

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http://www.newmind.tech/

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