Brain Mapping

Your QEEG (Brain Mapping) is a relatively simple procedure but here are some important considerations: Have the day be as “normal” a day as possible. For example, do not schedule to start an [...]

Sure. QEEG (Brain Mapping) is a procedure that processes recorded EEG activity from 19 or more electrodes. The digital recorded EEG data is statistically analyzed and compared with normative [...]

Yes, Neurotherapy Center of Nebraska provides each of their clients with the comprehensive results of their brain mapping. The brain mapping report identifies age specific areas of normal brain [...]

Yes, there is a list of “Gold Standards” by which to judge qEEG normative databases (Thatcher, R.W., 2012). Standards Amplifier matching Peer reviewed publications Artifact rejection Test-retest [...]

EEG data recorded during the brain mapping procedure is analyzed and compared to a large, age specific, normative databases. The use of databases provides additional scientific and objective [...]

Neurotherapy Center of Nebraska utilizes the NeuroField Q20 that was invented by Nicholas Dogris, Ph.D and Brad Wiitala, EE. The NeuroField Q20 is a DC coupled, 19 channel EEG amplifier that [...]

During the QEEG, electrodes are placed on the scalp to measure the electrophysiological activity of the brain (brain waves). After electrodes are placed on the scalp, gel is administered into [...]