Neurofeedback
Therapy in Eugene
Support for focus, stress, emotional regulation & nervous system resilience
Neurofeedback is a non-invasive approach that uses real-time feedback from your brain activity to help your brain practice more flexible, regulated patterns over time.
Most major insurance accepted • Private pay starts at $190/session
What does Neurofeedback actually look like?
Neurofeedback can sound complicated, but the session itself is surprisingly simple. Small sensors are placed on your scalp to read patterns in your brain activity while you sit comfortably.
As the software tracks those patterns in real time, you receive feedback through the screen, headphones, or other sensory cues. The feedback changes along with your brain activity, giving your brain an opportunity to practice more flexible, regulated patterns over time.
The sensors only read your brain activity.
Nothing is ever being sent into your brain.
What happens during a Neurofeedback session?
-
Start With What You Want Support With
You’ll talk with Brandon about what’s bringing you in—whether that’s focus, stress, emotional regulation, sleep, performance, or another concern—and what you’d like to feel or function differently.
-
Get Set Up & Comfortable
Small sensors are placed on your scalp to read your brain activity. You’ll settle into the chair and Brandon will prepare the training based on your individual goals and responses.
-
Receive Real-Time Feedback
As the software tracks your brain activity, you receive feedback through the screen, headphones, or other sensory cues. The sensors record brain activity and the feedback responds to those signals in real time
-
Practice & Adjust Over Time
Your brain gets repeated opportunities to practice different patterns, while Brandon monitors how you’re responding and adjusts the training as needed.
Could Neurofeedback be a fit for what I’m dealing with?
People explore neurofeedback for many different reasons. It may be worth considering if you’re looking for additional support with patterns related to attention, stress, emotional regulation, sleep, or performance.
-
Focus & Attention
Difficulty concentrating, staying on task, shifting attention, or feeling mentally organized.
-
Stress & Anxiety
Feeling chronically activated, overwhelmed, tense, or having difficulty settling your nervous system.
-
Emotional Regulation
Big emotional reactions, difficulty recovering after stress, or wanting greater flexibility in how you respond.
-
ADHD Support
Challenges with attention, impulsivity, executive functioning, or regulation that may be explored alongside other ADHD supports.
-
Sleep & Recovery
Difficulty winding down, settling into restful sleep, or feeling restored after periods of stress.
-
Performance & Resilience
Support for focus, consistency, recovery, and functioning under pressure at work, school, athletics, or everyday life.
Not sure whether your specific concern is a good fit? That’s exactly what the free 15-minute consultation is for.
Guided by Brandon Marshall
Neurofeedback isn’t a one-size-fits-all process. Brandon works with each client to understand what they’re experiencing, what they hope to change, and how neurofeedback may fit into their broader goals.
Throughout the process, he monitors your response, adjusts the training as needed, and helps make an unfamiliar technology feel approachable and understandable.
Brandon Marshall, M.S., LPC, MFT
Licensed therapist + neurofeedback provider in Eugene, Oregon
Neurofeedback
FAQ’s
A free 15-minute consultation gives you a chance to talk with Brandon about what you’re experiencing, ask questions, and determine whether neurofeedback may be worth exploring.
-
No. Small sensors are placed on the scalp to read brain activity. There are no needles, and the sensors do not send electrical stimulation into your brain.
-
Most of the session is spent sitting comfortably while receiving feedback through a screen, headphones, or other sensory cues. The experience itself is generally passive — the technology responds to patterns in your brain activity while Brandon monitors the training.
-
Neurofeedback is individualized, so the number of sessions can vary depending on your goals, response to training, and the concerns you’re hoping to address. Brandon can talk through what a potential training plan may look like during your consultation.
-
NW Therapy Collective accepts most major insurance plans. Coverage can vary by plan, so Brandon can help you understand your options before beginning treatment.
-
Private-pay sessions start at $190 per session. A 10% discount is available when purchasing a 21-session package.
-
In many cases, neurofeedback may be used as one part of a broader treatment or wellness plan. Brandon can help determine whether it makes sense alongside the other support you’re already receiving.
-
A free 15-minute consultation gives you a chance to talk with Brandon about what you’re experiencing, ask questions, and determine whether neurofeedback may be worth exploring.
Curious Whether Neurofeedback
Could Be Right for You?
You don’t have to know exactly what you need before reaching out. A free 15-minute consultation is a chance to tell Brandon what you’re experiencing, ask questions about the process, and explore whether neurofeedback could be a good fit for your goals.
Neurofeedback in Eugene, Oregon • Most major insurance accepted • Private pay starts at $190/session