Support in Neurorehabilitation
Neurorehabilitation is an individualized process aimed at improving functionality & limiting the difficulties that may follow a neurological event, a traumatic brain injury or other acquired brain damage.
It is not necessarily synonymous with a return to the previous state. Its course & goals are shaped according to the history, the type of difficulties & the broader rehabilitation program of each individual.
In the context of rehabilitation, the following may be observed:
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Difficulty concentrating or maintaining attention
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Mental fatigue or slower information processing
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Changes in memory function, organization, or decision-making
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Difficulty regulating emotional intensity
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Reduced endurance to the demands of everyday life
The contribution of qEEG Brain Mapping & EEG Neurofeedback
qEEG Brain Mapping does not determine the cause of difficulties, is not a standalone diagnostic tool & does not predict the course of rehabilitation. It records & analyzes the electrical activity of the brain, providing data on its function, which is taken into account with the history & overall picture of each individual.
During EEG Neurofeedback, the brain receives real-time visual & auditory feedback, which changes according to its electrical activity. If its application is deemed appropriate, training can focus on functions such as regulating alertness, maintaining attention & managing emotional intensity.
The program is individually designed, based on the qEEG Brain Mapping data, the history & the rehabilitation goals. EEG Neurofeedback can be integrated as a complement to a broader interdisciplinary program & does not replace medical monitoring or other appropriate rehabilitation interventions.
With the aim of:
Strengthening the ability to maintain attention
Improving the regulation of alertness & emotional intensity
Supporting mental resilience to the demands of everyday life
Optimization of daily functionality within the context of overall rehabilitation