Peak Neuroscience

05/12/2023

Neurostimulation is a state of the art new therapy technique that can open new neural connections and rewire “stuck” passage ways in the brain to help you grow and heal. Unlike other forms of brain feedback, neurostimulation is a natural process that mimicks the way we learn as children to help the brain regain plasticity and form new neural networks. Trauma, brain injury, aging and neurodevelopmental conditions can stop brain growth. Brain mapping is the most temporally accurate method of analyzing brain function and personality. It can give more useful information than therapy or psychometrics alone. You can use the information from your brain map to validate your intuition about your diagnosis, plan treatment with your therapist, make decisions about medication, and know what you need to heal and grow.

06/01/2022

We partnered up with Joel Blackstock from Taproot therapy to learn more about neurotherapy

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04/20/2022

The restaurant and hospitality industry has been hit hard with labor shortages, but a McKinney nonprofit may have a solution to fill jobs.

12/23/2021

Our tools keep getting better and better. At Peak Neuroscience, we use effective and gentle brain stimulation and neurofeedback to help the brain function more optimally, as we address anxiety, depression, learning disorders, ADHD, and other difficulties.

11/18/2021

Using transcranial magnetic stimulation to suppress excitability in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex enhanced prosocial behaviors.

07/15/2021

The world has lost an important person. Dr. Kamiya was a pillar of neurofeedback, whose experiments showed that people are able to control their alpha brainwaves when given feedback in real time.

The Origins and Future of Biofeedback as a Science and its Potential Applications

02/19/2021

When the brain is not functioning as designed, whether from emotional trauma or physical insult, this manifests in maladaptive emotional, cognitive, and behavioral experiences.

At Peak Neuroscience, we help the brain normalize and retrain through neurofeedback and gentle neurostimulation.

5 of the top experts in the world will share how they treat clients who struggle with trauma. This brand new program brings together the sharpest strategies for working with a traumatized brain.

11/20/2020

Neurotherapy is an effective, medication-free, and long lasting treatment approach to reduce anxiety. We all have someone close to us who is contending with significant emotional arousal. Neurotherapy can help.

Nearly 1 out of 5 Americans has an disorder, so there’s a good chance you know someone with anxiety. There’s an equally good chance you want to support your friend, loved one or colleague. Here are a few things not to say to someone with anxiety: