Neurofeedback in Las Vegas: drug-free brain training that helps your mind regulate itself.
Evidence-informed EEG neurofeedback in a quiet Las Vegas studio — a promising complement to care for PTSD, anxiety, ADHD and focus, sleep, traumatic brain injury, and recovery. Non-invasive, painless, and deeply relaxing.
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Holistic healing — gently teaching your brain to regulate itself.
Neurofeedback is EEG biofeedback — brain training. Small sensors read your brainwave activity in real time while you relax, watch calming visuals, and listen to audio. When your brain produces healthier patterns, the program responds — and over time, your brain learns to find those patterns on its own. Nothing is sent into your brain; the sensors only listen. We train on the BrainPaint® system, an automated, evidence-informed platform, so every session follows a consistent protocol.
We listen
Gentle sensors read your brainwaves while you settle in and relax — completely non-invasive and painless.
Your brain responds
Calming visuals and audio reward healthier patterns in real time, guiding your brain toward balance.
Practice builds skill
With repetition, many people find it easier to settle and focus on their own — the goal is a skill that carries into daily life, without medication.
Support for the challenges that affect daily life.
PTSD Recovery →
Neurofeedback and supportive massage therapy as a calming complement to trauma care for veterans and first responders — used alongside, not instead of, your clinician's plan.
Anxiety & Stress →
Sessions most clients find deeply relaxing — a drug-free way to practice settling the nervous system and building day-to-day resilience.
Sleep & TBI Support →
Gentle training aimed at steadier sleep rhythms and support during recovery after a brain injury — used alongside your medical care.
ADHD & Focus →
Attention training that lets you practice sustained focus and self-regulation — a drug-free option to explore with your care team.
Read more: sleep · anxiety & stress · focus & ADHD · TBI & concussion · veterans & VA · what to expect
Neurofeedback is a form of biofeedback training. It is not a substitute for medical or psychological care and does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Research is promising and still developing; individual experiences vary. Talk with your clinician about whether it is a good fit for you.
See a neurofeedback session in action
A short look at what a session feels like — the calm studio, the visuals, and how the system works alongside you.
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Neurofeedback appointments
Evaluation & First Session
Comprehensive intake, assessment, and your first neurofeedback training session.
Neurofeedback Session
A standard follow-up training session to continue your progress.
Prepaid Session
For clients using a prepaid package or paying by cash.
Veterans with a VA community-care referral may have sessions covered — see VA details.
Prepaid neurofeedback packages
Performance Prepaid Package
Intake plus 10 neurofeedback training sessions — a focused start toward sharper focus and steadier calm.
10-Session Prepaid Package
Ten neurofeedback training sessions, prepaid — flexible brain training billed per session.
30-Session Prepaid Package
Intake plus 30 neurofeedback training sessions — the most cost-effective way to commit to a full course of training.
Ninety minutes the first time, about an hour after that.
Here is exactly what a neurofeedback session at ME Mind and Body involves — so you can arrive relaxed. The full first-visit walkthrough, including parking and policies, is on the first-visit page.
Before you arrive
Book online and complete a short intake. Come with clean, dry hair (no gel or heavy product) so the sensors read well; eat normally and skip extra caffeine.
Conversation & assessment
We talk about what brought you in and what care you're already getting. A brief questionnaire-based assessment then selects a starting protocol. It is not a medical diagnosis.
Training
A few sensors are placed on your scalp and ears with a little paste — they only listen; nothing goes in. You sit back and watch flowing visuals and sound that respond to your own brain activity. Most people find it deeply relaxing.
Debrief & plan
We ask how it felt and talk honestly about a realistic course — single sessions or a package — and about anything your clinician should know. Progress is reviewed at every session.
A studio team for training, and a board-certified clinical partner for VA referrals.
Neurofeedback sessions use the automated BrainPaint® system, operated by trained staff in our Fort Apache studio. Massage therapy is provided by a Nevada-licensed massage therapist. We are a neurofeedback and massage studio, not a medical or mental-health clinic — we do not diagnose, and we coordinate with your clinician whenever you want us to.
About the studio →BCIA Board Certified in Neurofeedback (2012) · Ph.D. Psychology · Nevada LADC #1082 · U.S. Navy, retired (1978–2001) · Neurofeedback in the Las Vegas Valley since 2015 · Listed with TriWest Community Care Network · NPI #1215340864. He reports more than 700 people trained on BrainPaint®. VA-authorized neurofeedback is delivered under his credentials and the VA's rules.
How a VA referral works →Straight answers, before you spend anything.
What is neurofeedback?
Neurofeedback is EEG biofeedback — brain training. Sensors on your scalp read your brain's electrical activity; visuals and sound change in real time as your brain shifts toward calmer or more focused patterns, rewarding those states so they become easier to reach. Nothing is sent into your head. We use the automated BrainPaint® system.
Does neurofeedback work?
The honest answer is 'promising, still developing.' It has been studied for more than 50 years and many people report benefit, but the strongest recent reviews (for PTSD and for ADHD) find small or no advantage over sham training on the most rigorous measures. We describe it as a complement to care, never a cure, and we will not promise a result.
What does a session feel like?
Quiet and, for most people, deeply relaxing. You sit in a comfortable chair with a few sensors on your scalp and ears and watch flowing visuals and sound that respond to your own brain activity. There is no needle, current, or injection — the sensors only listen. The most common after-effects are feeling tired or very relaxed for an hour or two.
How many sessions will I need?
Providers commonly suggest 10–30 sessions, one to three times a week; research studies that show benefit typically ran 20 or more. You can start with a single Evaluation & First Session and decide from there. Packages lower the per-session price.
Can I do neurofeedback alongside therapy or medication?
Yes — and we prefer it that way. Neurofeedback is a complement to care, not a replacement for it. Keep your prescriber and therapist in the loop; with your written permission we will send them a short summary of what we observe in sessions. Never change a medication without talking to the person who prescribed it.
Is neurofeedback covered by insurance or the VA?
We are cash-pay and do not bill insurance or provide superbills. Some veterans can access neurofeedback through VA community care via our clinical partner, Dr. Don Posson — see the veterans page for exactly how that referral works. Itemized receipts are available for HSA/FSA claims.
More questions — cost, cancellation, parking, HSA/FSA — on the full FAQ.
Ready to feel calmer, clearer, and more yourself?
Book a session or reach out for a free consultation. We'll talk through whether neurofeedback is the right fit for you.