How many sessions will I need?

Because Parkinson’s is progressive, there is no set session count. Think of neurofeedback like physical therapy for your brain: success isn't an arbitrary finish line, but reaching real functional goals like smoother movement, deeper sleep, or less brain fog and anxiety.

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Are there any side effects?

Biofeedback and Neurofeedback are safe and non-invasive. Both are considered exercises and learning, so we'll monitor you closely.

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Will I still need medication?

As your brain and body relearn healthy patterns, it may be necessary to re-evaluate your medication dosage.  Your doctor should handle any changes in medication. As your Parkinson's Health Advocate, I can discuss your changes with your care team.

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What happens if my Parkinson's symptoms change over time?

Because the brain retains neuroplasticity throughout life, neurofeedback protocols can be adapted at any stage. If new challenges arise, such as changes in gait, sleep architecture, or anxiety, we can adjust our training protocols to support your nervous system where it needs help most.

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When do I finish or stop training?

Once you reach gains you are comfortable with, you can pause, transition to occasional maintenance tune-ups, or target a new functional goal.

 

Why doesn’t my doctor know about this?

Biofeedback and Neurofeedback are not taught in most medical schools.  Understanding the brain's workings is a constantly evolving and rapidly advancing field.  We are on the frontier of Neuroscience, and everything the brain manages is now within our reach.

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Does insurance cover Biofeedback/Neurofeedback for Parkinson’s?

We are a fee-for-service clinic. This is not a medical diagnostic or insurance-reimbursable service.

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