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Discover the Little-Known Tool to Uncover Health Mysteries and Solutions: How the Houston Brain Center Can Help You Find Answers


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Have you ever been told that your symptoms are "just stress," "just aging," or "just a phase of life"—yet deep down, you know something more is going on? You're not alone. Many people struggle with a myriad of physical symptoms along with brain fog, anxiety, sleep issues, undiagnosed learning disabilities and other neurological concerns, only to feel dismissed by conventional medicine. But what if there was a noninvasive and efficient way to dig deeper and uncover the root cause of your symptoms?


At the Houston Brain Center, cutting-edge Quantitative EEG or qEEG (EEG analysis) is helping people of all ages find real answers and long-term solutions for physical and mental health. Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, focus issues, unexplained cognitive challenges, or simply want to perform better on an upcoming test or improve your athletic ability, their team specializes in identifying neurological imbalances and guiding you toward better brain function—naturally.


Pssst! If reading isn't your thing, this same information can be found in our interview with Briana Johnson, Assistant Director of the Houston Brain Center on the NHN YouTube Channel HERE.


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What is qEEG?


qEEG (quantitative electroencephalography) is a test that measures brainwave activity to help diagnose and understand conditions like ADHD, anxiety, sleep disorders and so much more. Small sensors are placed on the scalp to record brain electrical activity, which is then analyzed to spot any unusual patterns. However, qEEG certification is rare, and only about 1,000 professionals in the U.S. including Lorrianne Morrow, LPC-S, BCN, QEEG-DL, NASM-CPT founder of The Houston Brain Center, are qualified to accurately interpret these results. To perform and analyze a qEEG, licensed psychologists, neurologists, and specially trained therapists must complete additional certifications in neurofeedback or neuroimaging, ensuring they can provide reliable insights for treatment.


Neurofeedback an Effective Noninvasive Treatment


At the Houston Brain Center, the results of a qEEG are used to identify patterns in brainwave activity that may be linked to neurological or physical issues, such as anxiety, chronic pain, or difficulty with learning and physical abilities. Based on these results, the center may recommend neurofeedback as a treatment option. Neurofeedback is a type of biofeedback that trains the brain to regulate its own activity. By using real-time brainwave data, neurofeedback encourages the brain to move towards healthier patterns. During a session, patients watch a screen or listen to audio cues that change based on their brain activity, helping them learn to control and optimize their brain function. Over time, neurofeedback can help improve mental clarity, emotional regulation, and physical performance by enhancing brain function and promoting healing.


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Who Can Benefit?


  • Adults and children struggling with ADHD, anxiety, depression, or brain fog

  • Individuals recovering from concussions or traumatic brain injuries

  • Those experiencing sleep disturbances, memory issues, or chronic stress

  • People experiencing chronic health issues that doctors have not found answers for

  • Athletes and scholars seeking to optimize athletic or cognitive abilities


Personalized, Flexible Treatment Plans at the Houston Brain Center


One of the best parts about the Houston Brain Center is the flexibility of their treatment plans. Whether you’re local to Katy or Houston Heights or live hours away, they offer multiple ways to access their services:


  • In-office sessions at their two locations

  • Remote neurofeedback training, allowing you to complete your sessions from home with expert guidance

  • Intensive brain training programs, where you can complete your entire protocol in just 1-2 weeks by attending daily sessions


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How to Get Started


If you’re wondering whether qEEG and/or neurofeedback is right for you, the first step is a consultation. The Houston Brain Center’s team will assess your needs and guide you to the best approach for your situation. If neurofeedback isn’t the best fit, they’ll refer you to the appropriate specialist—because your well-being is their priority.


Find the Right Help Today at the Houston Brain Center


Don’t settle for dismissive answers about your health. If you’re looking for real solutions, visit the Houston Brain Center’s listing on the Natural Health Network to learn more about their services, book a consultation, and start your journey to better brain health.



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