qEEG Brain Mapping

Understand Your Brain
Like Never Before

qEEG Brain Mapping is an advanced, non-invasive assessment that allows us to measure and analyze your brain’s activity. At Lumina Brain Center, we use this technology to gain deep insights into how your brain is functioning.

What is qEEG Brain Mapping?

Quantitative Electroencephalogram (qEEG), also known as a brain map, records your brainwave activity and compares it to healthy norms.

This helps us identify areas of the brain that may be:

  • Overactive

  • Underactive

  • Out of balance

Think of it like a map of your brain, showing where things are working well and where improvement is needed.

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How the Process Works

Step 1: Data Collection

Small sensors are placed on your scalp to record brainwave activity.

✔ Completely painless
✔ No electricity is sent into the brain

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Step 2: Brainwave Analysis

Your brain activity is recorded while resting and sometimes during simple tasks.

The data is then processed using specialized software.

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Step 3: Brain Map Report

We generate a visual brain map that highlights patterns, imbalances, and areas that need attention.

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Step 4: Brain Learns Self Regulation

Over time, your brain begins to:

  • Improve focus and attention

  • Reduce stress and anxiety

  • Enhance emotional balance

  • Sleep better

The goal is long-term self-regulation, meaning your brain learns to function properly on its own.

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Why Brain Mapping is Important

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Without proper assessment, it’s difficult to know what your brain truly needs

qEEG allows us to:

✔ Identify root causes not just symptoms

✔ Create a personalized neurofeedback plan

✔ Track progress over time

✔ Ensure accurate and targeted training

Your First Step Toward Better Brain Health

Brain Mapping is the first step in your neurofeedback journey helping us understand your brain and guide it toward better balance. Book your session today.