Neurotherapy is a broad term that encompasses several different types of treatment, including neurostimulation and neurofeedback. These treatment types aim to retrain the brain by developing new cognitive skills and by increasing cognitive performance.
This type of treatment is based on the idea that physiological functioning is responsible for how the individual thinks, feels and behaves. When the brain gets stuck in a pattern of maladjustment, problems like anxiety and depression arise. In some cases, these patterns are learned behaviors — the body may be conditioned to react in a certain way to stressful situations.
Neurotherapy provides the opportunity for new learning, allowing the brain to create new pathways that result in more constructive cognition. This treatment is painless and non-invasive, and its benefits last beyond treatment sessions.