Brain-based context for changes in focus, sleep, and energy during hormonal transitions, alongside the hormone work you’re already doing.

Insight into how a child’s brain works, so parents can support learning, communication, and routines at home. qEEG doesn’t diagnose; it adds information to support the care a child already receives.

Parents can map their brains, too, helping families see where their patterns are similar, where they differ, and how those differences may influence communication, stress, and connection.

A baseline snapshot of brain activity you can compare with follow-up mapping later.

For patients who want data on how their brain works best, and how to support it.

Within 14 day of scan. 

Standard reports are often maps and numbers, built mainly to set up neurofeedback. The Neuro Performance Report explains patterns in plain language, includes a Core Brain Profile, and points to lifestyle and therapeutic approaches that fit your patient’s brain.

No. qEEG shows patterns in brain activity. It isn’t a diagnosis and doesn’t replace your clinical judgment or other testing.

Your patient’s recording is analyzed by Axon EEG Solutions using its clinical EEG database. Dr. Pingel then reviews the findings and walks your patient through them. There is a sample listed further up the page! 

A Neuro Performance Report™ is a quantitative electroencephalography (qEEG) analysis and reporting system designed to provide clinically relevant insights into brain function. It translates complex brainwave data into actionable reports, helping healthcare providers make informed decisions on diagnosis and treatment.

Download a sample report here.

The scan is non-invasive. It only records brain activity; nothing is sent into the brain. Every patient completes a pre-screening, and patients with a history of seizures are asked to let us know when they book.

Many patients want to understand how their brain works best, whether for performance, longevity, or a baseline to compare with later. It can help uncover symptoms such as brain fog, overwhelm, sleep inconsosties and more. 

In many cases, both can be incredibly helpful.

Mapping the child’s brain can reveal patterns that influence focus, emotional regulation, learning, and behavior—helping the parent and clinican better understand what may be driving the challenges they’re experiencing.

Mapping ones own brain can be just as valuable. Parenting often brings stress, emotional reactions, and communication challenges that are influenced by how their own brain processes situations. Understanding their patterns can help them respond more calmly, communicate more effectively, and create environments where the child can thrive.

When both parent and child understand how their brains work, it often becomes much easier to navigate challenges together.

Many relationship challenges stem from how differently our brains process stress, emotions, and communication. Brain mapping can help each partner understand their own patterns—such as emotional reactivity, stress response, and how their brain settles after conflict.

When both partners understand these patterns, it can create greater awareness of how they respond to each other and how they navigate difficult conversations.

The testing comes with a focused e book on navigating relationships with different brain types, which can be a game changer for communication. 

No. This is a one-time consult. Dr. Pingel doesn’t prescribe or manage ongoing care. Your patient stays with you. And now you have insight into how to best communicate with them to help them comply with your protocols.

It gives your patients courtesy pricing and tells us you referred them, so we can send you their report. Request yours with the form above.

Let us know on the form above. Check volume pricing or a meeting with Dr. Pingel, and we’ll email you a link to set up a time.