“I have been going to neurofeedback for migraines. What an amazing difference and I'm only in maybe 10 sessions give or take. And mine was not a light case of migraine problems. My whole paternal side of the family had migraines. My aunts stopped their migraines when they went through menopause. Not so much for me. I was getting migraines daily with or without hormone replacement therapy. My migraines were getting worse after menopause. I was following in the footsteps more of my father than my aunts: he was essentially disabled for many years of his life, starting at around my age, forced into an earlier retirement than he wanted, and suffered with 24/7 migraine pain until they came out with monthly shots. So that was likely the next thing for me. But thanks to neurofeedback, now I'm often 10 days between migraines. Plus they don't immediately go from 0 to 10. I'm one of those folks who carried Maxalt with me everywhere because it's better to catch it right at the beginning... Now sometimes I can tell it's just kind of hanging out at a 2 or 3 and not getting worse. One day I took two Tylenol after the migraine prodromal symptoms had been hanging out for a couple of hours. Two Tylenol and the migraine was gone. I don't think that's in any migraine protocol I have ever used before, even at the beginning when my migraines were infrequent and mild. So with neurofeedback, I have less frequency and less intensity in my migraines. And again, I'm only at the beginning. Recently I went almost 2 weeks without neurofeedback (not by plan); I had an infection and couldn't get in for my neurofeedback treatment. I was taking antibiotics, had fever, chills, and still I did not have a migraine. Anyone with migraines knows anything that changes the system can start a migraine. Not eating, eating the wrong thing, too much stress, not sleeping, being out in the sun too long, hormone changes, and more. So getting through almost 2 weeks with this infection and some intense stressors outside of that, this is nothing short of a miracle. Plus so many things go with migraine: light and sound sensitivity, feeling low, anxiety, sleep trouble, muscle tension, rumination, nausea and stomach aches, being less social due to pain, and more. So not to go on and on too much - the other symptoms and challenges that went with the migraines are gone as well! Why my doctors did not suggest this treatment, I don't know. But far better than meds as my quality of life across the board is markedly improved. I am forever grateful to Dr. Bay and Melissa. Thanks for all you do.”

— MARY, Google Review