How it WOrks
How does qEEG brain mapping work?
Getting Fitted
Traditionally, a patient doing a qEEG brain map will wear a tightly fitting cap that will use electrogel, a conductive agent, with electrodes placed in highly specific locations. Nineteen electrodes will be placed across the cap with up to two electrodes being placed in an area like the earlobes where there is no electrical activity. This creates a baseline for clinicians to measure neurological activity against.
Collect Data
It’s important to note that the process of qEEG brain mapping is entirely passive. No electrical stimulation will be input into your brain. Rather, we simply collect data on the performance of your neural pathways in both an eyes open and eyes closed condition.
Analyze Data
This data is analyzed by our in-house qEEG specialist. Our in-house qEEG expert is among the most revered in the field and regularly participates in continuing education to best support Braincode Centers clinicians and clients. Having been trained by the best in the field, our brain mapping specialist is working toward her qEEG Diplomat - one of the most esteemed credentials in the field.