Feel more like yourself with Neurofeedback Therapy NYC
What Is Neurofeedback Therapy?
Neurofeedback is a gentle, non-invasive therapy that uses brainwave monitoring to help your brain learn how to function more effectively.
Through specialized software and sensors placed on the scalp, you receive real-time feedback about your brain’s activity—kind of like a mirror for your mind.
Over time, this feedback helps your brain “practice” staying in healthier patterns. It can help create more focus, better sleep, and less reactivity…helping your nervous system better adapt and stay regulated.
We work with kids, teens, and adults looking for neurofeedback therapy NYC who are struggling with:
- ADHD or focus challenges
- Sleep difficultie
- Emotional regulation issues
- Anxiety, depression, and chronic stress
- Performance blocks (in school, sports, or creative work)
- Concussions or post-brain injury recovery
Neurofeedback Therapy Helps People of All Ages and Performance Levels
Neurofeedback can be especially helpful for kids and teens who feel frustrated with traditional therapy, or who have trouble expressing what they’re experiencing. It’s also increasingly used by high-performance athletes and creatives to enhance clarity and resilience—because your brain can be trained, just like a muscle.
You’re in the right place
Neurofeedback Therapy NYC at Middle Way Psychotherapy
At Middle Way Psychotherapy, we partner with Sadar Psychology and Sports Center to provide high-quality neurofeedback services. Your brainwave patterns are reviewed by trained clinicians—and in some cases, evaluated by a neurologist—to ensure tailored, effective support.
We combine this work with a holistic understanding of your emotional and mental health, so you’re getting a treatment plan that supports you as a whole person.
Neurofeedback Therapy NYC
In-Person Sessions Only
At this time, neurofeedback sessions are only offered in person at our Brooklyn Heights office. We’ll walk you through what to expect and tailor the experience to your needs, whether you’re coming in as a parent, teen, or adult seeking support.
Let’s help your brain work for you—not against you.