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02/03/2026

Ever wondered how neurofeedback can help with anxiety? Here are a couple of interesting studies showing just that! 🧠🌷

10/14/2025

Swipe to learn about BCIA and why it’s so important!

Pro tip- when finding a practice for neurofeedback, make sure they are BCIA certified!🧠

09/23/2025

BOOK REC!
At Peak we love this book and suggest everyone should read it to learn more about trauma and healing, with a special focus on chapter 19☺️ Let us know what you think!

09/18/2025

🚨STAFF SPOTLIGHT🚨‼️ Mikayla is a Neurofeedback Tech at Peak. She is a UVM graduate where she studied Psychology. She is currently working towards getting her masters as well. In her free time, Mikayla enjoys reading, spending time with friends, and being outside skiing or hiking.

07/08/2025

Wondering how neurofeedback works? Read this quick guide and see what you think!🧠💐

07/03/2025

🚨STAFF SPOTLIGHT‼️🚨

Caroline is a Neurofeedback Tech here at Peak. She is a senior at UVM studying neuroscience and biology. Caroline loves interacting with clients at Peak and watching outcomes improve over time. She hopes to pursue a career in clinical neuroscience research. In her free time, Caroline is usually outside running, hiking, skiing, or rock climbing. She also loves practices that connect her mind and body like yoga and meditation.

06/24/2025

Ronan is a senior at UVM studying neuroscience with minors in Spanish and emergency medicine. He is drawn to a future in medicine or neuroscience research, though he remains open to where his interests may lead. Outside of academics, he loves spending time outdoors with friends, staying active through sports, and playing music

06/24/2025

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Paige is a Neurofeedback Tech at Peak. She is a senior at the University of Vermont studying Neuroscience and Spanish. She plans to pursue a career in medicine with a focus on neuropsychology. Paige enjoys learning about Neurofeedback and seeing its benefits first hand. In her free time, she loves to read, bake, and craft!

06/24/2025

🚨Staff spotlight‼️🚨

Ella is a Neurofeedback Tech here at Peak. She is a senior at the University of Vermont studying neuroscience with a minor in health and society. She plans to pursue a career in healthcare to connect with and help people in a 1-on-1 setting. Outside of work, Ella is usually enjoying the outdoors and spending time with friends!

06/24/2025

Hi everyone! All of us at Peak hope you’re all enjoying the sun and getting some time to relax.☀️🧘‍♀️

Here at Peak Neurofeedback we are dedicated to empowering everyone to achieve optimal wellbeing and mental health through personalized neurofeedback training. Our mission is to follow a holistic approach to wellness, using healing practices such as neurofeedback, Reiki, and mindfulness to guide individuals in improving overall wellbeing. Stay tuned for more info about Peak!

10/23/2023

Have you ever wondered how neurofeedback actually works? What are we measuring? How do we facilitate changes in your brain's functioning? This video from Neuros Center, a neurofeedback clinic based in Barcelona, helps to explain how neurofeedback works in an accessible manner. Though their process and program may vary from our own, the basic principles stay the same!

Also check out the art at the beginning of the video from a project by Random Quark, a creative technology studio, that was created using an EEG headset. The project, The Art of Feeling, features artwork generated using EEG data from participants as they reflected on particular happy experiences. The artwork is also featured on our website!

10/10/2023

Read more about how neurofeedback has been used to treat 'chemo-brain' here!

https://www.uclahealth.org/news/neurofeedback-shows-promise-addressing-chemo-brain-ucla

For further reading you can access the private publication that is referenced in the above article using this citation/DOI

Sideroff, S., Wellisch, D. & Yarema, V. (2023). A neurotherapy protocol to remediate cognitive deficits after adjuvant chemotherapy: a pilot study. Journal of Complementary and Integrative Medicine, 20(2), 447-456. https://doi.org/10.1515/jcim-2021-0537

The pilot study is one of the first to indicate that neurofeedback could help address cognitive deficits of cancer patients experiencing “chemo brain."