Strengthen your Brain with Brain Love Neurotherapy!

You're not alone.

Millions of people suffer from brain fog, loss of focus, or just can't remember where they put their car keys (again). Your brain may lack the fuel it needs or may not make the same 'connections' due to a head injury or illness. It's not your fault. Your brain is resilient and can heal. It may need a little juice to get you back on track.

Brain Love uses the latest advancements in Neurotherapy to strengthen your brain. We do that by retraining your brain to regulate itself and restore peak performance. Many of our clients’ experience improvements in focus, attention, and memory after our sessions.

Every brain has different needs. At Brain Love, we provide customized solutions to help your brain make subtle changes that improve brain function over time. Our first session includes a comprehensive evaluation of your brain through Brain Mapping. We do this by measuring your brain activity. Don't worry it's painless! Doing so helps us develop a plan that is right for you.

Types of Brain Waves

Brain waves are simply the communication between neurons within our brain. These electrical pulses are the root of your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Brain wave speed is measured in Hertz (Hz), or cycles per second, by placing sensors on your scalp. The 5 types of brain waves delineate slow, moderate, and fast waves but in practice are far more complex and reflect different aspects when they occur in different locations in the brain.

Gamma is a very fast oscillation that is expressed when we are using large scale brain network activity related to cognitive phenomena such as attention and working memory, among others.

Beta is the oscillation associated with being awake and performing cognitive tasks such as problem solving or decision making.

Alpha waves are expressed by the brain when we are calm, alert and taking in information.

Theta waves are associated with being drowsy or with light sleep. The earth gives off a theta wave.

Delta oscillations are expressed by the brain during deep sleep. Deep sleep is an important state for the brain to help a person wake up refreshed and rejuvenated.