Neurofeedback
Small sensors placed on the scalp read your brain's electrical activity and show it back to you in real time, usually as a game or a calming image on a screen. At Skilton Institute, neurofeedback is a core part of many treatment plans, helping you or your loved one train the brain toward steadier patterns.
How Neurofeedback Works in Treatment
Sensors clipped to your scalp read your brain's electrical activity while you watch a screen or listen to sound. That is neurofeedback. When your brain settles into a calmer, more focused pattern, the display responds, and over repeated sessions your brain learns to reach that state on its own. It can support recovery by easing anxiety, sharpening focus, and steadying sleep. At Skilton Institute, licensed clinicians fold neurofeedback into your broader treatment plan and adjust the approach as you or your loved one makes progress.
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