Rachel Lambert
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256 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 10 Jul
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So the way that we do that, right, is we're utilizing auditory and visual feedback to teach the brain a better way of operating.
If I were to ask you, hey, Alex, you know, if you really put in the work, do you think you could learn Spanish?
Yeah.
Hey, Alex, if you put in the work, do you think that you could learn how to play pickleball?
Yeah.
Now you might get a tutor, you might get a coach, but you fundamentally would never question if your brain and your body has the ability to learn something.
That is literally what neurofeedback is, is all you are doing is teaching the brain, utilizing reward, how to learn a better way of functioning.
So when our clients do these sessions, right, they put the headband on, there's little sensors where we can actually read and monitor EEG activity.
And then the reward comes on the app.
So they download our brain code app.
And then let's say someone wants to watch your podcast.
You can literally plug your podcast as a reward mechanism on the app.
However, it's like their brain has the remote control to the experience.
So when the brain is performing how we want it to,
your voice and your app would start to play on the screen.
And then when the brain gets distracted or anxious or out of focus, the video and the sound would go away.
Well, nobody's gonna wanna be sitting there watching the screen be blank for them.
And so their brain makes auto-corrections just like you would if you were playing pickleball and your ball goes far right.
Like you would hopefully try to make a correction over the course of time to not get that same negative output.
That's the same thing with neurofeedback.
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