qEEG Brain Mapping for the Nashville Area
Our clinic is in Clarksville, about an hour up I‑24. The qEEG brain map appointment includes a short, painless recording, and Dr. Cindy Morrey walks you through what it shows in plain language at a results review.
An hour up I‑24, in Clarksville.
Source Neurofeedback is at 1824 Memorial Dr, Clarksville, TN 37043, in Clarksville. That is roughly an hour northwest of downtown Nashville on I-24, traffic depending.
People around Nashville search for qEEG brain mapping. If you are one of them, here is what the visit involves and what you come away with.
Call (931) 591-3740A short, painless recording.
You sit comfortably while a soft cap of sensors reads your brainwave activity, first with your eyes open and then closed. The appointment takes about an hour, including setup and the short recording; it is painless, and you do not need a referral to book one. The recording is then processed into a color-coded map, and we go through it with you in plain language at your results review.
Seeing actual data about your own brain is a trip worth making. If you want the clinical detail on what the recording involves, our brain maps page covers it properly.
If you are weighing this for a particular concern, our pages on anxiety and stress, sleep, and trauma and PTSD explain how the map feeds into a plan and what the research shows.
Booking from the Nashville side.
The simplest way is to call us at (931) 591-3740 and say you are coming from the Nashville area.
If you would rather write than call, the contact page reaches us the same way. Tell us roughly where you are coming from and we will take it from there.
Questions from the Nashville area
Are you located in Nashville?
We are in Clarksville, TN, at 1824 Memorial Dr, roughly an hour northwest of Nashville up I-24. A brain map appointment takes about an hour, including setup and a short, painless recording. We go through the results with you at a separate results-review visit.
Is a brain map worth driving an hour for?
You see actual data about your own brain. The appointment takes about an hour, including setup and a short, painless recording, and no referral is needed. Dr. Cindy Morrey then walks you through what it shows in plain language at your results review, and you decide about anything further afterward.
What if I want ongoing training after the map?
Neurofeedback training works best with a regular rhythm over a number of weeks. After your results review we lay out a schedule built around what you can sustain from your side of I-24, and we adjust it as we go.
Do I need a referral or a diagnosis?
No referral is needed to book a brain map. A qEEG map is a recording of your brain's electrical activity, not a diagnostic test.
How long does the appointment take?
The appointment usually takes about an hour, including setup, a short, painless recording, and time for questions. Sensors sit on the scalp and read activity; nothing is sent into your brain. We then schedule time to walk you through the results in plain language.
What does the map actually show?
It turns your brainwave activity into a color-coded picture of where patterns look unusually fast or slow compared with typical ranges. Our brain maps page goes into more detail on what it can tell you.
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