qEEG: a map of how your brain is working.

qEEG is a non-invasive measurement of your brain's electrical activity. A soft cap fitted with sensors records the natural signals your neurons produce. There are no needles, no radiation and no contrast agents. Software then analyzes those signals and maps activity across different brain regions and frequency bands.

Unlike a standard EEG (used mainly to detect seizures or major abnormalities), qEEG quantifies subtle patterns: slow waves where there should be fast ones, asymmetries between regions, and weak connections that should be strong. These patterns track with how your days feel: focused or scattered, calm or anxious, rested or wired.

qEEG suits patients who want a deeper picture of brain function, usually because something hasn't responded to standard care. When trial-and-error medication, diet changes or general wellness plans haven't worked, measuring the underlying pattern is often the next step.

It also helps high performers who want to sharpen cognitive function. For athletes, executives and others like them, small gains in focus, sleep quality and stress regulation make a noticeable difference.