A Brain Map, also known as a quantitative electroencephalogram (qEEG), is a noninvasive assessment that measures patterns of brain activity. When used alongside a comprehensive psychological or neuropsychological evaluation, it can provide additional information about how your brain functions and supports attention, learning, emotional regulation, and other everyday activities. 

At Bright Minds, we use brain mapping as one piece of the larger clinical picture to help better understand your unique neurotype and guide individualized recommendations. Brain maps may also help inform personalized neurotherapy interventions and can provide valuable information to guide medication selection and response. 

Every brain mapping service begins with an initial consultation with a Board-Certified qEEG Clinical Psychologist, who will determine whether qEEG is appropriate for your goals and explain how the results fit into your overall evaluation and treatment plan.

Brain mapping (qEEG) may be a valuable addition to care for clients who:

• Have experienced a concussion, traumatic brain injury, or other neurological event.
• Have tried medications or therapy with limited benefit and are looking for additional treatment options.
• Are interested in non-medication approaches to support brain health and nervous system regulation.
• Experience challenges related to attention, executive functioning, anxiety, depression, obsessive thoughts, panic attacks, PTSD emotional regulation, or sensory processing.
• Want a deeper understanding of their brain’s unique patterns to help guide personalized treatment.

All brain mapping services begin with an initial appointment with a Board Certified qEEG clinical psychologist.