Neuroscience Division

Brain optimization, measured, then trained.

Leigh Vitality Institute's neuroscience division combines quantitative brain mapping, qEEG analysis, and personalized neurofeedback to support regulation, clarity, and peak cognitive performance.

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Core services

Brain Mapping

Quantitative brain mapping builds an individualized picture of neural activity, a baseline for precise, targeted training.

qEEG

Quantitative EEG identifies patterns of dysregulated brain activity, compared to normative databases, to inform a personalized plan.

Neurofeedback

Non-invasive, personalized training that helps the brain regulate itself, supporting anxiety, PTSD, ADHD, depression, sleep, and peak performance.

Peak Performance

Protocols for executives, athletes, and creatives seeking sharper focus, faster recovery, and durable cognitive endurance.

Sleep & Regulation

Training that supports parasympathetic tone, sleep architecture, and emotional regulation.

Cognitive Longevity

Long-horizon support for memory, executive function, and mental clarity as part of a broader healthspan plan.

Areas frequently supported

AnxietyPTSDADHDDepressionSleepEmotional RegulationExecutive FunctionMemoryFocusMental Clarity

Neurofeedback is a training and wellness modality. It does not diagnose, treat, or cure medical or psychiatric conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Neuroscience, answered.

Find answers to some of the most common questions about our services and approach. If you don't see your question here, we're happy to help, please contact our team.

Quantitative EEG, or qEEG, is a non-invasive brain-mapping process that records electrical activity from the scalp using sensors. That signal is compared to normative databases to identify areas of over- or under-activation, producing an individualized map of neural function that guides a personalized training plan.
Neurofeedback is a form of operant conditioning for the brain. Real-time feedback, typically visual and auditory, rewards more regulated patterns of neural activity as they occur, gradually reinforcing them. Over time, the brain learns to shift toward more balanced, resilient states without conscious effort.
Individuals often pursue neurofeedback to support anxiety, focus, sleep, emotional regulation, executive function, memory, mental clarity, and peak cognitive performance. It is a training and wellness modality, and complements rather than replaces licensed medical or psychiatric care.
Adults seeking sharper focus, better sleep, calmer regulation, or long-horizon cognitive health are often good candidates. Executives, athletes, creatives, and individuals navigating stress, burnout, or attention challenges frequently benefit. Candidacy is determined case by case following an initial consultation and qEEG assessment.
Neurofeedback is non-invasive; no electricity or medication is introduced into the body. Sensors simply read existing electrical activity. When conducted with a personalized protocol, it is considered a low-risk training modality. Any temporary shifts, such as changes in energy or sleep, are reviewed and adjusted throughout the training arc.
Most training plans span 20 to 40 sessions, scheduled one to three times weekly, though this varies by objective and individual response. Progress is reviewed through repeat measurements and clinical check-ins, and protocols are refined as the brain responds.
A soft sensor cap is fitted to the scalp and brief recordings are taken while you rest with eyes open and closed. The session is quiet and comfortable, typically lasting about an hour. The recording is then analyzed and reviewed together with your history to build a personalized plan.
Every protocol is built from your individual qEEG, clinical picture, and goals. No two plans are the same. Training is adjusted throughout the arc based on measurable neural change, self-reported experience, and progress toward the outcomes that matter most to you.

The information provided by Leigh Vitality Institute is for educational and informational purposes and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Medical decisions, prescriptions, and treatment eligibility must be determined by appropriately licensed healthcare professionals. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call emergency services immediately.

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