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Specialties
NeuroFeedback, ADHD, Learning Disabilities, Depression /Anxiety, Social Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, OCD: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, The Neurology of Asperger’s/Autism, Early Dementia, Eating Disorders, Epilepsy, Stroke, Headaches, Achieving High Performance, Traumatic Brain Injury
History
Established in 1975.
Understanding how NeuroMatrix Neural Efficiency Training™ works requires thinking about depression, anxiety, ADHD, learning disabilities, Bipolar, and OCD symptoms in a brand new way. It is not a drug treatment, so it does not act as a drug in the brain and body. There is no «active ingredient» so there is no possibility of serious side effects. It does not «treat» any «disease,» nor does it act in a drug-like fashion to suppress symptoms. In fact, NeuroMatrix Neural Efficiency Training™ is more training that treatment — a neurological tutor or coach for the brain so it can function at efficient levels.
Those able to perform at high levels have brains structurally and functionally capable of doing what Nature designed it to do — precisely and «on demand.» On the other hand, the brains of those with attention, learning, memory, and mood problems are not functioning with efficiency.
Meet the Business Owner
Dr. Sams M.
Business Owner
Dr. Marvin Sams
What do peak performance, chronic depression and anxiety, Attention Deficit Disorder, Learning Disabilities, Obsessive-compulsive Disorder, oppositional behavior, and epilepsy have in common? The answer is: Each is created by the brain. Peak performance occurs when the brain is able to do a particular job in a highly efficient manner; the rest are symptoms produced by a brain that is malfunctioning and not able to perform as it should.
I had this revelation: Problems with attention, learning, behavior and mood are not really «abnormalities» at all.
I didn’t used to think this way. For decades, I thought of peak performance as «hard work,» and brain problems as «diseases» or «disorders.» After all, this is what my life and my medical training had taught me.