Deep brain imaging and neurofeedback, using precision-guided swLORETA
A clearer picture
of brain function,
built around you
For decades improving focus, sleep, mood and emotional regulation relied on symptoms and trial and error medication management as brain function could not be seen or measured.
Advances in neuroscience changed this. Brain Mapping (qEEG) with swLORETA produces a full 3D map of brain function including deeper structures (anterior cingulate, hippocampus, cerebellum, amygdala and more) and the connectivity between them. swLORETA neurofeedback trains this function to improve.
A measured,
individualized approach
Every coalition clinician follows the same four-step process, because understanding brain function leads to more informed decisions about diagnosis, training and support.
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Listen
Knowing our clients and their needs is the foundation of effective treatment. Coalition clinicians take a detailed history to better understand their clients and their treatment goals.
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Measure
Brain Mapping (qEEG) records electrical activity from the brain using a 19-sensor cap and advanced swLORETA analysis. Coalition clinicians follow strict standards so recordings are accurate and clinically useful.
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Understand
An experienced clinician — not software — interprets your recording, combining technical mastery with clinical insight. The analysis reveals the function behind difficulties and a clear roadmap for treatment.
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Train
Neurofeedback training protocols are based on each individual's symptoms, measured brain function and treatment goals. Subsequent recordings measure progress and inform refinements, for better results.
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AnxietyThe over-arousal that defines anxiety comes from measurable differences in function. Deep brain mapping identifies these differences, and shows how to improve them.
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SleepSleep dysregulation reflects measurable disruptions in brain activity. Training guided by objective data can support more consistent and restorative patterns.
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Focus and ADHDAttention and executive function challenges correspond to specific brain activity patterns within distinct networks. Deep brain mapping identifies the source of difficulties, while training can address it directly.
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Difficulties with MoodDifficulties with low mood and emotional dysregulation can reflect how specific brain regions and networks are communicating. Measurement makes those patterns visible and trainable.
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Setting the standard
for brain mapping
and advanced
neurofeedback
training
The sophistication of the assessment determines the precision of the plan. Coalition clinicians use the most comprehensive and advanced tools in the field and hold themselves to the highest shared standards.
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Assessments
3D deep brain mapping, not
surface-level screens.swLORETA analysis produces a full 3D map of brain function — including deeper structures (anterior cingulate, hippocampus, cerebellum and more) and networks that conventional qEEG methods cannot access. Coalition clinicians follow strict setup, calibration and artifact-control protocols so the data reflects what's actually present, not recording noise.
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Analysis
Expert clinical interpretation, not
auto-generated reports.Each recording is reviewed in relation to the individual's history, symptoms, and functional concerns. Brain-electrical patterns are translated into practical explanations and next steps for clients, families, and providers. Automated printouts may assist, but never replace, qualified interpretation.
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Training Plans
Data-driven, individualized training
protocols — not off-the-shelf templatesEvery treatment plan is unique, based on each person's difficulties, goals, and measured brain function. Treatment response is objective, and measurable.
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Standards
Shared clinical standards.
Local delivery.Each practice in this coalition is independently owned and operated — local booking, local identity, local care. What every member shares are the highest standards for EEG recording and analysis, and a commitment to individualized care.
The coalition hub builds credibility at the field level. The clinician you find here serves you in their community.
An authoritative resource for qEEG
and neurofeedback — built by those
who defined the field.
This hub was created by physicians, psychologists, psychotherapists and researchers who have spent careers advancing brain-based care. It exists for a clear set of reasons:
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Demonstrate what advanced techniques can do.
swLORETA analysis and precision neurofeedback training represent a meaningful advancement over conventional approaches. This coalition exists to share that potential — clearly and honestly — so that clinicians and the public can make informed decisions about what brain-based care can offer.
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Educate clinicians and the public.
The gap between what neuroscience has established and what most people understand about brain health is significant. We work to close this gap with plain-language explanations, clinician-reviewed content and resources designed for people from all backgrounds.
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Set the technical standard for the field.
There are many approaches to neurofeedback, of varying sophistication and effectiveness. This inconsistency undermines the field's credibility, and wider adoption. This coalition was formed to show what scientifically rigorous swLORETA qEEG and neurofeedback looks like. Raising the standard across the field and giving patients or referring providers a clear benchmark to evaluate care.
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Provide a centralized research and case study library.
The published evidence behind this work is substantial and growing. We compile it in one place — summarized in accessible language, with links to original sources — so that anyone seeking to understand the science behind brain mapping and neurofeedback training has a reliable place to start.
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Connect patients with the most qualified clinicians in the field.
The directory on this site is not a general listing. Every clinician included has met the coalition's standards for recording quality, clinical review and individualized care. Whether you’re a patient, a family member or a referring provider, the directory provides a vetted path to clinicians who practice at the highest level in the field.
Grounded in science.
Transparent about results.
The brain has a documented capacity to reorganize its structure, function and neural connections throughout life — a principle known as neuroplasticity. Neurofeedback training works with this capacity, guided by objective data.
The research supporting swLORETA analysis and qEEG-guided neurofeedback spans peer-reviewed journals across depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD and traumatic brain injury. We summarize it plainly and link to original sources so you can evaluate the evidence directly. Case snapshots show measurable change between baseline and follow-up recordings — in terms that connect to focus, sleep, mood and daily function.
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Measurable change, documented over time.
Case studies show how brain function changed, linked to real-world improvements.
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Peer-reviewed research, summarized plainly.
A centralized resource for peer-reviewed research on swLORETA and qEEG guided neurofeedback, categorized and summarized — for those who want to go deeper.
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Designed to work alongside existing care.
Neurofeedback training may be integrated alongside therapy, medication and other treatments. Coalition clinicians are experienced collaborators and provide clinician-ready summaries for referring providers.
Begin with the most precise assessment available.
Every coalition clinician practices to the same standard — rigorous measurement, expert analysis, and a plan built from your data. Find the one nearest you.