QEEG BRAIN MAPPING

Originally 700 AED, now only 350 AED—limited-time offer!
Only for the first 100 bookings.

Who Uses This Technology:

Why Should You Get a Quantitative Electroencephalography (QEEG) Brain Mapping Assessment?

  • Detect Sleep Issues – If you don’t know why you cannot sleep, in only one session of Brain Mapping, we can detect it. Brain Mapping (BM) discovers brainwave imbalances that may be causing insomnia, restless sleep, or daytime fatigue.
  • Detect Stress & Anxiety Markers – Brain Mapping reveals if your brain is in a constant state of stress or overactivity, helping you take proactive steps.
  • Understand Depression – QEEG can help detect imbalances commonly associated with depression and identify which areas of the brain need attention.
  • Identify Causes of Brain Fog, Pain & Fatigue – Pinpoint neurological patterns that contribute to sluggish thinking, forgetfulness, and lack of mental clarity.
  • Gain Insight into ADHD & AUTISM – Brain Mapping can help identify brainwave patterns linked to ADHD and AUTISM, offering a deeper understanding of these conditions and their neurological origins.
  • Support for Trauma Recovery – For individuals who have experienced deep traumas, Brain Mapping can help identify the impact on brain function and how to tackle these dysfunctionalities in the brain.
  • Track Progress Over Time – Brain Mapping provides baseline data that can be used to track improvements or changes in brain activity over time. It can see any positive or negative changes in the brain and its functions in real life.
  • Fast, Safe, and Non-Invasive – A simple, painless procedure with no risks, giving you valuable insights in just one session.

QEEG Brain Mapping

Quantitative Electroencephalography (QEEG), commonly referred to as Brian Mapping, is an FDA-cleared medical device for mental health assessment and visualizing the brain’s electrical activity. This process involves placing electrodes on the scalp to record brain signals, which are then analyzed and converted into quantitative data for deeper examination. 

QEEG Brain Mapping is not only used by those with suspected mental health concerns, but also by: 

💼 Professionals & Entrepreneurs

Train your brain to perform at its peak, without burning out.

  • Brain Mapping offers a snapshot of your brain’s current functioning under stress or cognitive overload.

🧑‍🎓 Teenagers & Students
Track academic performance, focus, and emotional regulation.

  • Brain Mapping helps uncover how your teen’s brain manages stress, focus, and emotional processing

🏃 Athletes & Performers

Sharpen your mental edge and elevate your game.

  • Whether you’re on the field or on stage, Brain Mapping reveals how your brain handles pressure, focus, and recovery.

❤️ Couples in Conflict

Gain neurological insight into emotional patterns and communication breakdowns.

  • By identifying patterns such as hyperarousal, avoidance, or emotional dysregulation, couples can better understand the neurobiological roots of conflict.

What Is QEEG Brain Mapping?

Brain mapping is the outcome of quantitative EEG (QEEG) analysis, visually representing the brain’s electrical activity. This technique quantitatively measures and assesses brain function using advanced neuro-imaging technologies.  

The brain operates with different types of waves, each serving a crucial function. What matters most is analyzing their quantity and location to identify any imbalances or dysregulations in brain function.

What Happens During a Brain Mapping Session?

1. Electrode Placement:

Electrodes are placed on specific areas of the scalp:

  • P3 and P4 (Parietal regions)
  • C3 and C4 (Central regions)
  • F3 and F4 (Frontal Regions)

    To capture and record brain activity

2. Signal Acquisition:

The electrodes detect the electrical signals generated by neurons in the brain. These signals are then amplified, filtered, and converted into digital format to create an EEG recording.

3. Data Analysis

Specialized software processes the recorded EEG data, applying mathematical algorithms and statistical methods to extract meaningful quantitative insights and features from the brain’s electrical activity.

4. Comparison with Standardized Data:

The processed QEEG information is evaluated against a normative database (being compared to the normative database of the clients’ age group) to detect variations or irregularities in an individual’s brainwave patterns. This comparison helps pinpoint potential dysfunctions or atypical brain activity

5. Data Analysis:

The findings from the QEEG assessment are analysed by experts to interpret these patterns and identify any inconsistencies or deviations that may be linked to mental, cognitive, emotional, or neurological conditions.

What Can Brain Map Detect?

  • Cognitive function impairments – Memory deficits, focus issues, executive dysfunction, slow processing speed
  • Emotional dysregulation – Anxiety, depression, PTSD, emotional hypersensitivity, mood instability
  • Neurological imbalances – ADHD, insomnia, migraines, chronic fatigue syndrome, epilepsy markers
  • Overactive or underactive brain regions – Dysregulation in frontal lobes (executive function), limbic system (emotions), or sensory-motor cortex (body regulation)
  • Stress and burnout markers – Cortical hyperactivity, increased beta waves, poor alpha-theta balance
  • Autonomic nervous system dysregulation – Imbalances between sympathetic (fight-or-flight) and parasympathetic (rest-and-digest) responses
  • Subconscious trauma patterns – Abnormal theta-beta ratios linked to unresolved emotional trauma
  • Sensory processing disorders – Heightened or reduced sensory perception affecting attention and regulation
  • Impulse control and addictive tendencies – Hyperactive fast-wave activity linked to compulsive behaviors
  • Brainwave asymmetry – Hemispheric imbalances affecting creativity, logic, emotional stability
  • Neuroplasticity potential – Areas of the brain that can benefit from targeted neurofeedback and cognitive training

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Frequently Asked Questions

QEEG Brain Mapping helps artists, athletes, students, and professionals enhance performance, while also supporting those with sleep issues, anxiety, depression, ADHD, or trauma by identifying and correcting brainwave imbalances.

A Brain Mapping (QEEG) session typically takes 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the setup and whether both eyes-open and eyes-closed recordings are done.

Yes, QEEG is a non-invasive, painless procedure with no side effects. It only records electrical activity and does not emit any signals or radiation.

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