Neurologist Neurofeedback Report
- MCC
- Sep 8
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 22
Patient Name: John D. Sample
DOB: 01/15/1984
Report Date: 09/08/2025
Referring Physician: Dr. Smith, Neurology
Evaluator: Neurologist Neurofeedback Specialist, TBI Center of New York
Reason for Referral
Patient referred following a motor vehicle accident (May 2024) with ongoing symptoms of mild traumatic brain injury, including headaches, slowed processing speed, and difficulty with concentration.
Clinical History
Accident-related concussion with brief loss of consciousness
TBI MRI: no acute findings
Neuropsychological testing: deficits in attention and executive function
Patient reports fatigue, irritability, and memory lapses
Neurofeedback Assessment
EEG Findings (QEEG Brain Mapping):
Elevated theta activity in frontal regions, consistent with attentional deficits
Reduced beta activity, associated with diminished cognitive efficiency
Dysregulated alpha patterns indicating difficulty with relaxation and sleep regulation
Neurofeedback Training Protocol
Target Areas: Frontal and central regions (Fz, Cz)
Sessions Completed: 10 (45 minutes each, 2x weekly)
Protocol: Increase beta (15–18 Hz), decrease theta (4–7 Hz), stabilize alpha rhythm (8–12 Hz)
Progress & Observations
Improved sustained attention as measured by computerized testing (20% increase from baseline)
Reduction in headache frequency (self-report: 4/week → 1–2/week)
Increased sleep quality, fewer nighttime awakenings
Family reports improved mood regulation and reduced irritability
Summary & Recommendations
Neurofeedback training has resulted in measurable improvements in attention, emotional regulation, and sleep. Continued sessions (10–15 additional) recommended for consolidation of gains. Coordination with cognitive therapy advised to reinforce executive functioning skills.
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