Targeted post-concussion brain rehab in Lakewood, Colorado
Restore your clarity, energy, and confidence, and feel like yourself again.
Still living with brain fog, headaches, poor sleep, or mood changes, even though your scans look “normal”? Neurofeedback helps your brain regain regular function, personalized to your symptoms and goals.
The breakthrough in concussion recovery
When a concussion occurs, physical trauma knocks your brain’s electrical communication out of sync. Neurofeedback is an advanced, evidence-based method that directly retrains dysregulated brainwaves back into healthy rhythm — treating the root cause so you can restore your original clarity, energy, and life.
Painkillers, sleep aids, and antidepressants only numb symptoms temporarily. Neurofeedback goes straight to the physiological source: repairing the disrupted electrical firing patterns that keep your symptoms alive.
Concussions leave specific brain areas stuck in sluggish frequencies (fog, fatigue) or overstimulated fast frequencies (headaches, anxiety, sensory overload). We target the exact brainwaves causing your symptoms with pinpoint precision.
Using real-time audio and visual feedback, your brain is actively rewarded whenever it shifts into an optimal state. It exercises your brain’s natural neuroplasticity to rebuild resilient, healthy neural pathways.
This is not a temporary band-aid. Neurofeedback is permanent learning at the neurological level. Once your brain relearns self-regulation, it holds onto those restored abilities for good — giving you back your life.
No pharmaceuticals, no harsh side effects, and no electric currents sent into your brain. Sensors only read your brain’s natural activity while you relax in a comfortable chair watching a movie or listening to audio.
No generic, cookie-cutter concussion protocols. Every neurofeedback training plan is custom-built around your personal QEEG brain map, with measurable progress tracked and fine-tuned session by session.
When symptoms linger
You may look fine to everyone else, while the symptoms continue to haunt you every day. Persistent symptoms can affect how you think, sleep, work, connect, and trust yourself.
Your symptoms are real
CT and MRI scans are important tools for detecting structural injury. But they can look normal while your brainwave patterns are still overstimulated, underactive, or out of sync — the same patterns linked to lingering concussion symptoms.
That's why our patients start with a personal QEEG brain map. This provides a detailed view of how your brain is actually functioning and performing.
With this data, we can build neurofeedback training around your specific brain patterns and symptoms - Not just a generic concussion protocol.
“Neurofeedback is really the only remedy currently available for concussions. Concussions have been successfully remediated with neurofeedback since 1975.”
Dr. Siegfried Othmer, PhD, BCIAC · Clinical neuroscience physicist
How neurofeedback works
Neurofeedback is like physical therapy for brainwaves. Sensors read your activity in real time. When your brain shifts toward a healthier pattern, it receives positive feedback in real time.
Over repeated sessions, the brain relearns healthy and regulated patterns, and regains its original function, helping you feel like yourself again.
Tell us what changed after the concussion, what is still getting in your way, and what you have already tried.
A non-invasive QEEG helps us identify patterns that may relate to the symptoms disrupting your day.
Your symptoms, goals, and brain map guide the neurofeedback methods and training schedule we recommend.
During each session, your brain receives feedback in real time. We monitor your response and adjust the plan as you progress.
A science-backed approach
Neurofeedback is grounded in neuroplasticity: the brain’s ability to learn and adapt. Research continues to explore its role in post-concussion symptoms including headaches, sleep disruption, attention difficulties, and mood.
“Infra-low frequency neurofeedback significantly improved post-concussive symptoms — reducing chronic headaches, insomnia, and attention difficulties in combat veterans. It also showed meaningful gains in quality of life, mood, and PTSD symptoms.”
Carlson et al., 2025 · Randomized control trial on infra-low frequency neurofeedback and post-concussive symptomsClient experiences
Individual experiences vary, but the right care can replace uncertainty with hope and a clear next step.
“Our pre-teen son was suffering from persistent anxiety that we believe came from a severe concussion. Your team has helped him immensely. His anxiety is manageable now. We have our happy kid back.”
“Where talk therapy and medication failed in the past, neurofeedback was a game changer for us.”
“I have become a firm believer in neurofeedback. It has truly saved my life. This clinic is full of wonderful professionals who really want to help.”
“Actually life changing, great environment, friendly staff. Wouldn’t be where I am today without this band of miracle workers.”
Meet our post-concussion specialists
When symptoms have been minimized or misunderstood, being heard matters. At Mind Body Neuro, your experience and your brain data work together to shape the plan.
“After we retrain their brain, clients tell us they feel like themselves again — whether they have a concussion or not. That’s why we do what we do.”
Lisa Cramer, MA, LCPC, BCN, QEEG-DL · Owner
Sessions use hospital-grade, FDA-registered EEG equipment. Traditional neurofeedback reads the brain — it doesn’t send electricity into it. Advanced options (LENS, Neurofield, tDCS) are used only when they’re a fit, and always explained first.
Licensed clinical professional counselor, board-certified in neurofeedback and QEEG. Concussion care is a core focus, including work with athletes recovering from years of impact sports.
With more than a decade of athletic experience, Zachary experienced the power of neurofeedback first-hand. Now he helps others recover from the mental and physical cost of impact sports.
Board-certified technician trained in infra-slow frequency neurofeedback — a method often used for lingering concussion symptoms.
Care that fits your recovery
Your consult helps us determine which path makes the most sense for your symptoms, schedule, location, and goals.
7175 W. Jefferson Ave., Suite 2000 · Lakewood, CO 80235
Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–6 p.m. · Saturday 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
(720) 726-6597
Straight answers
Clear answers to the questions we hear most often from people exploring neurofeedback after a concussion.
Yes. Traditional neurofeedback is non-invasive and does not send electricity into the brain. Sensors read activity the way a heart monitor reads a heartbeat. Lasting negative effects are extremely rare. Some people feel briefly tired or get a mild headache; that usually passes. Your comfort is walked through at every step.
Rest and rehab help the body. Meds can blunt symptoms. Neurofeedback trains the brainwave patterns that often stay stuck after a concussion — fog, headaches, sleep disruption, emotional reactivity. It can sit alongside what you’re already doing. Many clients keep their current providers and medications.
Every brain is different. Many people notice subtle shifts — calmer, clearer, sleeping a little better — within the first several sessions. For others it is closer to 8–10. A typical course is 20–40 sessions, twice a week, so the new patterns have time to hold. This is training, not a one-visit reset.
No. The aim is not to make you someone else. It is to help the brain come out of a stuck, dysregulated loop so you can feel more like you — clearer, more even, less on edge.
Yes. If coming into the Lakewood office twice a week isn’t realistic, at-home neurofeedback is an option. You get the same technology and clinical guidance — just more flexibility. We’ll help you decide on the consult whether in-clinic, home training, or a two-week intensive fits better.
Coverage varies. Neurofeedback is sometimes reimbursable for TBI and related conditions, often case by case. The clinic can provide documentation for HSA/FSA claims and help you navigate submissions. Pricing depends on the plan; package discounts are available. The free consult is the place to talk numbers without pressure.
During this 30-minute free consultation, you’ll share what’s been happening, what you’ve already tried, and what you want back. We’ll tell you honestly whether neurofeedback — weekly sessions in Lakewood, home training, or a two-week intensive — is a sensible next step.
Your next step
Schedule a free 30-minute consult. We’ll talk through your symptoms, what you’ve already tried, and whether neurofeedback is the right next step for you.
