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Low Energy Neurofeedback System (LENS)

The Low Energy NeuroFeedback System (LENS) is a unique and ground-breaking form of brainwave biofeedback or neurofeedback that offers significant advantages over traditional EEG neurofeedback.

LENS has consistently shown shorter clinical intervention times to optimise human functioning in the areas of mood, cognition and energy levels especially for those with post concussive syndrome, autism and depression.

The Low Energy NeuroFeedback System is based on EEG, an oscillating voltage measured from the scalp that tracks the dominant rhythm or frequency within the EEG. Unlike traditional biofeedback, LENS is a passive process and the person does not have to try and understand the feedback or learn how to regulate his or her brainwaves.  As the feedback is like holding a mirror to the brain and stimulates the brain to take stock of itself and do something different.

Hence, the LENS works subliminally to optimise the capacities of the person to function effectively, learn new skills and to utilise the skills already learned. By not having to learn how to control one’s own brainwaves, the process of change begins immediately. This change seems to come much more rapidly than in conventional training and is often more noticeable to patients and their families.

For those with post concussive syndrome, autism and depression, LENS offers a behavioural, drug-free, non-surgical and non-psychotherapeutic way to produce relatively rapid resolution of difficult cognitive, mood, anxiety, mental clarity, energy and physical movement problems when compared with more traditional forms of therapy.

Since each person is an individual the number of LENS sessions, intensity of stimulation and length of sessions required for optimal brain function to be restored will vary. The restorative effects persist long after sessions has been discontinued unless of course, a new trauma occurs.

For more information or to make an appointment please send an email or contact us on (02) 9637 9998 during business hours.

Papers by Rosemary
Low Energy NeuroFeedback System – LENS

Further Reading Suggestions
Biofeedback
EDS – EEG (Electroencephalographic) Driven Stimulation
Neurofeedback – EEG Biofeedback
Neurodevelopmental Therapy – Primitive Reflexes
QEEG and Neurofeedback
Explaining Neurofeedback  By Jay Gunkelman

Latest International Research
International Society for Neurofeedback and Research – LENS Neurofeedback

Low Energy Neurofeedback System Links
EEG Info
EEG Institute
EEG Spectrum International
Och Labs Inc  -  URL

Biofeedback Links
Biofeedback Society of California  (BSC)
Brain and Mind – Electronic Magazine on Neuroscience
Future Health
J & J Engineering
Pennsylvania Society for Behavioral Medicine & Biofeedback
Southeastern Biofeedback Institute, Professor Joel Lubar
The Association of Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback (AAPB)
The Biofeedback Foundation of Europe (BFE)
Thought Technology Ltd

Neurofeedback Links
Q-Metrx, Inc
The Society for Neuronal Regulation (SNR)
Comprehensive Neurofeedback Bibliography

Rosemary Boon

Registered Psychologist

M.A. (Psych),
Grad. Dip. Ed. Studies (Sch. Counsel),
Grad Dip. Ed. B Sc, Dip. Nut.
MAPS, AACNEM, ATMS, ISNR, ANSA

Practice Appointment Times

For an appointment please contact the clinic on:

(02) 9637 9998

All consultations and assessments are by
appointment only. Please phone during business
hours to make an appointment.

Provider No. 2582331F ATMS No. 20831

Contact Details

Telephone: (02) 9637 9998
Email: Learning Discoveries
Fax: (02) 9637 8799
Postal Address: PO Box 9047 Harris Park NSW 2150
ABN: 30 221 765 539
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