If your child struggles with focus, emotional regulation, anxiety, sleep, or school performance, brain mapping can reveal the patterns behind those challenges—helping you support them, communicate with them, and create environments where they can thrive.

If focus disappears when you need it most, pressure interferes with your thinking, or you know you’re capable of more than you’re currently achieving, brain mapping can reveal the patterns influencing how you think, respond to stress, and perform—helping you work with your brain more effectively so you can perform, progress, and succeed at a higher level.

If you overthink decisions, feel constant pressure to get things right, or struggle to relax even when you’re doing well, brain mapping can reveal the patterns driving those tendencies—helping you understand and fix your mental blocks.

If you push yourself to perform at a high level in your work, athletics, or creative pursuits, brain mapping can reveal patterns influencing focus, stress response, and mental stamina—helping you perform more consistently when it matters most.

If conversations escalate faster than you’d like, you feel misunderstood, or the same patterns keep repeating, brain mapping can reveal the patterns influencing how you process emotions, communicate, and respond to others—helping you better understand your reactions, communicate more effectively, and navigate relationships with greater awareness.

If you’re curious why certain things feel harder than they should—or why your brain thrives in some situations but struggles in others—brain mapping can reveal the patterns shaping how you think, feel, and respond, giving you a clearer roadmap for making decisions, structuring your environment, and navigating daily life in ways that work with your brain.

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.

Yes. Brain mapping can be done by multiple members of a family, and many families choose to do it together. Each person’s brain processes stress, emotions, attention, and communication differently. When family members understand their own patterns—and how those patterns differ from others—it can create greater awareness, empathy, and more effective ways of supporting each other at home.

Your ability to focus, think clearly under pressure, make decisions, and manage stress is closely tied to how your brain functions.

Brain mapping can reveal patterns that may be affecting concentration, mental stamina, and how your brain responds to pressure—helping you understand why work sometimes feels harder than it should and how to work with your brain more effectively.

Many people choose brain mapping not because they have a diagnosis, but because they want a clearer understanding of how their brain is functioning.

A qEEG scan can reveal patterns related to focus, stress response, mental energy, and emotional processing, even in people who consider themselves generally healthy.

For some, it helps explain challenges like brain fog, overwhelm, or difficulty concentrating. For others, it simply provides deeper insight into how their brain works so they can make more informed decisions about lifestyle, work, and mental performance.

You’ll relax in a chair while, small sensors are placed on your scalp to record your brain’s activity. We’ll record with eyes closed and eyes open. The whole process takes less than 30 minutes. The scan itself is non-invasive and comfortable.

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.

Traditional cognitive testing evaluates how well you perform on tasks like memory, attention, and processing speed.

qEEG brain mapping looks at something different: the electrical activity of your brain itself.

Instead of measuring performance on a test, it measures how different regions of your brain are communicating and regulating activity. This allows us to identify patterns related to focus, stress response, mental energy, and emotional regulation that may not appear in standard cognitive testing.

After your scan is completed, your brainwave data is analyzed and compiled into your Neuro Performance Report™.

Most patients receive their report and access to the Neuroscience Decoded guide within a few days of their scan.

After your purchase, our team will reach out to schedule your qEEG brain mapping session with one of our local technician partners.

The scan itself takes about 30 minutes and is performed comfortably at the technician’s office. Small sensors are placed on your scalp to record brain activity while your eyes are open and closed.

Once your scan is complete:

• your brain data is analyzed
• your Neuro Performance Report™ is generated
• you’ll receive access to your Neuroscience Decoded guide and additional resources in your online portal

Your results will help you better understand how your brain processes focus, stress, mental energy, and emotional responses, and how to work with those patterns more effectively.

Many traditional qEEG reports focus on diagnostic categories or technical brainwave data, which doesn’t translate into clear guidance for everyday life.

The Neuro Performance Report™ and analysis from Dr. Pingel goes further by interpreting your brain’s activity patterns and turning them into personalized insights and recommendations. Instead of placing everyone into the same diagnostic box, the report focuses on your unique brain and provides practical guidance for supporting focus, stress regulation, communication, and performance.

Yes. qEEG brain mapping is completely non-invasive and safe.

The sensors placed on your scalp simply record electrical activity that your brain naturally produces. Nothing is sent into your brain, and there is no radiation, medication, or discomfort involved.

Most people find the process relaxing and the entire recording takes less than 20 minutes.

No. A Neuro Performance Report™ is designed to complement—not replace—other evaluations or diagnostic tools.

It provides clinically interpretable brain activity data along with an educational analysis by Dr. Pingel that your provider can use alongside clinical evaluations, assessments, and other testing to better understand how your brain is functioning.

The process begins with an in-office qEEG recording performed by a trained staff member. The EEG data is then securely transmitted to certified Axon EEG Solutions via their secure platform, EEGDataHub for analysis. The results are compiled into a clinically interpretable report, which your provider can use to develop personalized treatment plans.