Neurofeedback Therapists in LA

Los Angeles has some of the highest rates of depression in the country, and there are 350 individuals for every mental health provider in the U.S. But even though the demand for mental health services is growing, being selective in your choice might help you get the most out of your time in therapy.

When choosing between cutting-edge neurofeedback providers in Los Angeles, pay attention to their expertise in offering neurofeedback training that's relevant to your condition or goals.

Find highlighted Myndlift neurofeedback therapists in LA:

Meg Stuppy

Los Angeles Neurofeedback Center

At LANC we use next generation technology to holistically heal the brain and create a non-pharmacological, non-invasive, enduring path for clients to feel like themselves again and improve their quality of life after suffering from a range of health conditions.

Specialties:

Learning and Attention Disorders, Mood Disorders, Anxiety, Addiction, Sleep, Concussion/Head Injury

Languages:

English, Spanish, Russian

12121 Wilshire Blvd #810 Los Angeles, CA 90025, United States

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Jill Stocker

Jill E. Stocker, D.O., PC

Dr. Jill is a traditionally trained osteopathic physician, board certified in Family Medicine, with Advanced Certification in Age Management Medicine/Hormone Optimization,(Integrative Medicine) as well as Trauma Informed Medicine/Psychedelic Medicine(KAP/Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy).

Specialties:

Age Management Medicine/Hormone Optimization, Longevity/Integrative Medicine, Trauma Informed Medicine, Psychedelic Medicine/KAP(Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy)

Languages:

English

8170 Beverly Blvd Ste 106 Los Angeles, CA 90048, United States

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FAQs About Neurofeedback

What is the success rate of neurofeedback?

The success rate of neurofeedback is 70%, which means that 70% of participants may successfully learn how to self-regulate their brain activity, according to a recent neurofeedback review.

Is neurofeedback covered by insurance?

Neurofeedback and/or biofeedback are now covered by some medical and psychological insurance policies. The reimbursement, however, varies by plan and carrier. To find out if neurofeedback is covered by your insurance, check with your provider.

How much does neurofeedback cost in LA?

In-clinic neurofeedback costs approximately US $150 to $200 per session, with a minimum of 30 to 40 sessions typically recommended. In contrast to a cost-per-session model, remote neurofeedback could offer monthly charges ranging from $150 to $500.

How long does it take to see results from neurofeedback?

In 3–4 weeks or 6–8 sessions, many people start to experience the results of neurofeedback, and they often continue to do so even after the sessions have ended. The length and severity of the problem, as well as the person's motivation and goals, all, affect how many neurofeedback sessions are necessary before progress is noticed. To acquire the best, long-lasting benefits, it is advised to continue training for at least two months.

How many neurofeedback sessions do you need?

The number of neurofeedback sessions you need depends on a number of factors, including your motivation, and goals, as well as the duration and severity of the problem.

It’s recommended to follow through with a minimum of two months of training in order to achieve optimal, long-term results.

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