qEEG is typically used to assess brain function and diagnose various neuropsychological conditions. qEEG is most effective for the following symptoms and conditions:

• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): It can help identify attention issues and hyperactive behaviors.
• Anxiety and Depression: It aids in assessing emotional states and related brain activity.
• Epilepsy: It can be used to identify potential origins of seizures.
• Sleep Disorders: It can assess sleep patterns and potential sleep issues.
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): It helps understand the impact of trauma on brain function.

qEEG data can be used to develop personalized treatment plans and corresponding therapy.

qEEG is applicable across all age groups, primarily used for children (ages 2 and above, specific suitability requires a doctor’s evaluation). It is non-invasive and has no side effects, therefore it is suitable even for

• Infants and Toddlers: It can be used to assess early developmental issues, such as attention or behavioral problems.
• Children and Adolescents: Commonly used for diagnosing ADHD, anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues.
• Adults: It can assess stress, anxiety, depression, and cognitive function.

Elderly: It helps evaluate memory decline or other age-related neurological issues.

• Diagnostic Support: qEEG can help confirm the diagnosis of ADHD by providing objective data to support clinical assessments.
• Individualized Treatment Plans: Based on the results of qEEG, professionals can develop targeted interventions, such as behavioral therapy or medication.
• Tracking Progress: qEEG can be used to evaluate treatment effectiveness, helping to adjust treatment plans.

However, the most effective approach is typically to combine qEEG with other interventions (such as psychotherapy, behavioral therapy, and medication) to improve concentration and reduce hyperactivity, achieving optimal results.

Although qEEG can provide objective data about brain function and help identify neurophysiological characteristics, it is not a direct treatment method for autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The following are the uses of qEEG in ASD

• Diagnostic Support: qEEG can help confirm the diagnosis of autism by providing specific data about brain activity.
• Individualized Treatment Plans: Based on the results of QEEG, professionals can develop targeted interventions addressing specific behavioral and cognitive challenges.
• Tracking Progress: QEEG can be used to evaluate the effectiveness of treatments, assisting in the adjustment of treatment strategies.

However, qEEG primarily serves as an auxiliary tool to help understand individual needs rather than being a standalone treatment option. The most effective treatment typically requires the combination of other methods, such as behavioral therapy, speech therapy, and social skills training.

The training frequency, duration, and number of sessions for QEEG typically vary based on individual needs and treatment plans. Here are some general guidelines:

• Number of Sessions: Depending on the individual’s circumstances, the number of sessions can range from a few to several dozen. In some cases, regular follow-up assessments may be required.
• Duration: Each training session usually lasts between 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the content of the treatment and the individual’s tolerance.
• Frequency: The frequency of training is typically 1 to 3 times per week, adjusted according to the individual’s progress and needs. Initially, a higher frequency may be necessary, which can gradually decrease as progress is made.

Doctors will tailor these parameters to each person’s specific situation to ensure optimal treatment outcomes.

qEEG shows great potential in accurately assessing behavioral triggers, particularly in identifying theroot causes of specific behavioral issues, such as anxiety triggered by ADHD. By analyzing brainwave patterns, qEEG can reveal the activity patterns in the brain during specific behaviors (like anxiety and impulsive actions). These activities are presented in different waveforms, which are closely linked to various psychological states and behavioral responses. This analytical approach enables professionals to more accurately pinpoint the physiological basis of behavioral problems and facilitates the development of individualized treatment plans, ultimately improving the quality of life for patients.

The total cost of a qEEG treatment course includes the doctor’s diagnostic assessment and subsequent training. This type of course typically requires about ten sessions. The overall cost is approximately several thousand dollars, but the exact amount can vary depending on different treatment plans.

Beforeundergoing a QEEG assessment, patients need to prepare adequately to ensure the accuracy and smoothness of the procedure. Here are the key preparation steps:

• Medical Evaluation:It is essential to inform your doctor about any relevant medical history, current medications, or allergies prior to the assessment. This information allows the physician to conduct a thorough evaluation and adjust the testing plan based on the patient’s specific needs. Particularly, details regarding neurological conditions, psychiatric disorders, or any history of head injuries, as these can affect the interpretation of results.
• Avoid Caffeine:It is recommended to avoid all sources of caffeine (such as coffee, tea, and energy drinks) for 24 hours before the assessment, as caffeine can influence the reading of brain waves.
• Maintain Good Sleep:Ensure that you get enough sleep before the assessment. Lack of sleep can increase fatigue and stress, which may affect brain activity. Therefore, getting adequate rest is crucial.

Keep the Scalp Clean: On the day of the assessment, avoid using hair gels, oils, or other products, as these can interfere with the quality of the signals received by the electrodes.

• Advanced Technology: The equipment used at our center is a U.S.-made product that has been validated through over 26 years of practical application, representing world-class technological standards. These devices have undergone years of research, development, and improvement to ensure high precision and reliability, resulting in more accurate assessment outcomes.
• Multi-Point Detection: The equipment can connect to 19 different points, allowing for comprehensive monitoring and analysis of brain activity across various regions. Compared to traditional testing methods, this multi-point design provides more detailed brainwave data, which aids in more accurate diagnoses and the development of personalized training plans.
• Internationally Recognized Standards: Our qEEG training adheres to the highest internationally recognized standards, enhancing the authority of the assessments and boosting patients’ confidence in the results. This recognition ensures that treatment outcomes align with the best global practices.
• Personalized Training Plans: Based on the data analysis from the qEEG, doctors create individualized neurofeedback training plans for each patient. This targeted approach effectively helps patients improve attention, emotional regulation, anxiety, and other issues related to the nervous system.

In conclusion, Luxmed qEEG offers a safe and effective neurotraining solution for patients through its advanced technology, multi-point detection, internationally recognized standards, non-invasive nature, and personalized training plans.