Neurofeedback Therapy

Train your brain toward balance.

Neurofeedback is a drug-free, non-invasive approach that helps your brain learn to self-regulate — supporting attention, calm, and mood through real-time feedback.

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  • FDA-cleared Deep TMS
  • BrainsWay H-Coil
  • 20+ clinicians
  • 2 Main Line locations
  • Most insurance accepted

What is neurofeedback?

Neurofeedback (EEG biofeedback) measures your brain's electrical activity in real time and gives you feedback — often through visual or audio cues — that helps your brain learn healthier patterns of self-regulation. It is drug-free, non-invasive, and painless, and is used to support attention, anxiety, sleep, and mood.

At Complete Mind Care, neurofeedback complements our psychiatric and interventional treatments as part of a whole-person plan.

Who it helps

Attention & focus

Support for ADHD-related difficulty with concentration.

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Anxiety & stress

A calming, drug-free complement to anxiety treatment.

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Sleep & mood

Helping regulate the patterns behind restless nights and low mood.

How it works

What to expect

  1. 01

    Step 1

    1. Assessment

    We evaluate your goals and map a neurofeedback plan.

  2. 02

    Step 2

    2. Training sessions

    You relax while sensors track activity and guide gentle, real-time feedback.

  3. 03

    Step 3

    3. Progress over time

    Benefits build gradually across a series of sessions.

How neurofeedback fits a whole-person plan

Neurofeedback is rarely the whole answer on its own — and we will always tell you so honestly. It works best as one piece of a coordinated plan alongside medication management, therapy, or interventional treatments like Deep TMS. At your consultation, a provider will assess whether neurofeedback is a sensible addition for your goals, or whether your time and money are better spent elsewhere first.

Insurance & Coverage

Is neurofeedback covered by insurance?

Neurofeedback is generally offered on a self-pay basis. We will still confirm any available benefits and review sliding-scale and CareCredit options with you up front.

Self-pay (sliding scale + CareCredit)

  • Neurofeedback is typically self-pay
  • Aetna insurance accepted
  • AmeriHealth insurance accepted
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance accepted
  • Cigna insurance accepted
  • Geisinger insurance accepted
  • Humana insurance accepted
  • Independence Blue Cross insurance accepted
  • Medicare insurance accepted
  • Optum insurance accepted
  • TRICARE insurance accepted
  • UnitedHealthcare insurance accepted
  • UPMC insurance accepted

Our billing and authorization team verifies your coverage, obtains any prior authorization, and walks you through out-of-pocket costs before you begin treatment. Don't see your plan? Call Villanova (215) 918-7939 or Horsham (215) 607-7250 to verify.

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Neurofeedback — common questions

Is neurofeedback painful or invasive?

No. Sensors simply read your brainwave activity from the surface of your scalp — nothing is sent into your brain. It is completely non-invasive, drug-free, and painless. Most people find the sessions relaxing.

How many sessions will I need?

Benefits build gradually, so neurofeedback is done as a series rather than a single visit. The number depends on your goals; your provider will outline an expected range at your assessment.

Is neurofeedback covered by insurance?

It is typically self-pay. Our team will confirm any benefits you may have and walk you through sliding-scale and CareCredit options so cost is clear before you begin.

Can children have neurofeedback?

Neurofeedback is sometimes used to support attention and self-regulation in younger patients. Whether it is appropriate depends on the individual — ask us at your consultation.

Curious whether neurofeedback fits your plan?

Request a consultation and we will tell you honestly whether it is right for you.

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