Feeling down or depressed from time to time happens to most people. Usually such feelings pass, and a person can improve his or her mood naturally.
Yet, some people cannot break out of a depressed state over an extended period of time. In those cases, a person is considered to have clinical depression.
However, there is much research that shows that depression is neurological, not psychological. Certain brain patterns are frequently linked to depression.
Therefore, training the brain through neurofeedback has a powerful ability to treat depression. With neurofeedback training, the brain practices a healthy pattern of mood regulation.
Sometimes people with depression notice improvement after only a few sessions. However, for the brain to fully learn, more training is required.
In time, the brain learns to regulate mood on its own.
Please visit our Michigan Brain Health site to learn more about our drug-free methods for helping clients with depression.
