Train Your Brain, Change Your Life: 

Applied Neuroscience teaches us how to reach our Maximum Potential

Peak Performance Brain-training is the result of over 40-years of research in Brain Function in the fields of neurology, psychiatry, sports performance, and many other related fields.  The greatest body of evidence of efficient brain functioning comes from the field of psycho-physiologically, especially the implications of the electrical system of the brain.

We know that everything we think, say, feel, and do – and more importantly How we think, say, feel, and do, is a direct product of the chemical/electrical reaction we know as neurotransmission.  The chemical side, of course, involves neurotransmitters.  Seratonin, GABA, Dopamine, to name a few.  The electrical side, million of brain cells involved in the neurotransmission process, results in brain-waves that drive both the what and how of our cognitive and emotional processes.  When this reaction is well regulated, usually great mental wellness occurs.  When dysregulated, many obstacles to great mental wellness start to appear.  Symptoms that make it more difficult to pay attention, focus, manage impulsiveness, socialize, and have great emotional balance.

Neurofeedback brain-training is a safe, effective, non-invasive training method that helps restore the brain’s electrical system to it’s best balance.  Obviously, it is an important tool for those whose brain’s are more dysregulated then peak-performers.  The science behind it’s effectiveness for a broad-range of mental health issues is both fascinating, and revelatory, with implications on so many issues that can be resolved by broader-based brain-training approaches.

Neurofeedback Brain-training’s use in athletic, artistic, leadership, management, and performance improvement is growing just as exponentially as it’s use in mental health systems.  We have used brain-training at the Las Vegas Neurofeedback to train several peak performers, including a world-lightweight kick-boxing champion, tennis players, college athletes, poker players, golfers and many CEO’s, attorney’s and leaders in the community, business, and financial sectors.

Brain-training address the high levels of long-term stress experienced by many peak-performers, promoting stress recovery and improving sleep quality.  Professional athletes and artists brain-train to improve ability to be in the zone, tune out distractions, increase processing speed, and improving focus on task-at-hand.  Significantly, peak-performer brain-trainers report increased motivation, concentration, and ability to better manage emotions in high-pressure situations.

Neurofeedback brain-training is quickly becoming the peak-performer training standard in all levels of sports and athletic performance, artistic performers, and leaders in the business community.