TUNING BRAINS, NOT PERSONALITIES: HOW NEUROTHERAPY HELPS AUTISM AND DEVELOPMENT DELAYS (Podcast Episode 15)
When traditional supports for autism or developmental delays stall, families often feel unsure of what comes next. Neurotherapy offers a brain-first approach that focuses on regulation, timing, and network coordination rather than changing personality. By reading brain patterns directly and tailoring protocols to each child’s needs, neurotherapy can support gains in sensory regulation, attention, communication, and learning—helping children access strengths that were already there.
A BRAIN-BASED TREATMENT FOR TRAUMA RECOVERY (Podcast Episode 14)
Trauma doesn’t just affect how we feel—it reshapes how the nervous system operates. When the brain gets stuck in hypervigilance, sleep, focus, and emotional regulation suffer. Neurotherapy offers a brain-based path forward by identifying dysregulated patterns, gently retraining neural networks, and integrating those changes with trauma-informed psychotherapy. Together, this approach helps restore balance, safety, and the brain’s capacity to heal in the present.
A BRAIN REWIRED FOR RECOVERY: HOW NEUROTHERAPY CHANGES ADDICTION OUTCOMES (Podcast Episode 13)
Addiction recovery is often framed as a matter of willpower, habits, or choices—but the nervous system tells a deeper story. When stress and reward circuits become rigid, cravings can feel inevitable and overwhelming. Neurotherapy offers a brain-first approach that helps regulate arousal, improve sleep, and restore flexibility, making it easier for clients to engage in therapy, tolerate early recovery, and sustain long-term change.
HOW TARGETED NEUROTHERAPY CAN RESTORE FOCUS FOR ADHD (Podcast Episode 12)
ADHD is often framed as an attention problem, but the deeper issue is regulation. Using brain mapping, targeted neurotherapy allows clinicians to identify distinct ADHD-related brain patterns and apply precise interventions that improve focus, emotional regulation, and follow-through—especially when medication alone hasn’t been enough.
HELEN’S SUCCESS STORY: HOW NEUROTHERAPY HELPED REVERSE COGNITIVE DECLINE AND RECLAIM MULTITASKING (Podcast Episode 11)
Helen’s journey began with subtle shifts—slower multitasking, mental fog, and a growing concern rooted in her family history of Alzheimer’s. With baseline brain scans, targeted neurotherapy, and root-cause investigation, we were able to map the changes her brain was experiencing and intervene with precision. As her networks reorganized, sleep deepened, focus sharpened, and confidence returned. Helen’s story reveals a hopeful truth: measurable brain change is possible.
LINDSEY’S SUCCESS STORY: HOW NEUROTHERAPY TURNED SELF-TALK INTO SELF-TRUST (Podcast Episode 10)
Healing often feels like hard work with inconsistent payoff—until the brain itself becomes part of the solution. After years of therapy, medication changes, and persistent effort, Lindsey still felt trapped in cycles of depression and rumination. Neurotherapy shifted that trajectory. By directly targeting the brain patterns driving her symptoms, her coping skills finally began to work the way she always hoped they would: faster, easier, and with more stability. What followed was a weeklong intensive that changed her internal landscape, quieted self-attack, and opened the door to a future she once thought she’d have to forfeit.
CALMING THE ANXIOUS BRAIN: HOW NEUROTHERAPY BALANCES STRESS, SLEEP, AND FOCUS (Podcast Episode 9)
Anxiety often shows up as a brain stuck in overdrive—racing thoughts, restless sleep, and a nervous system that can’t settle. This post explores how neurotherapy, vagus nerve stimulation, and targeted brain frequencies help rebalance those patterns, easing stress while improving sleep, focus, and emotional steadiness. Learn how training the brain creates deeper calm and resilience in daily life.
LIFTING THE GRAY: DEPRESSION AND BRAIN BALANCE WITH NEUROTHERAPY (Podcast Episode 8)
Depression can look similar on the surface, but the brain patterns underneath often tell a very different story. In this post, Dr. Putney explains how EEG-guided neurotherapy identifies specific imbalances—like hemispheric asymmetry and frontal hypercoherence—and uses targeted stimulation to restore flexibility, balance, and emotional steadiness. When the brain learns healthier patterns, clients often describe the world shifting from gray to vivid.
PREPARING FOR YOUR EEG (Podcast Episode 7)
Preparing for an EEG isn’t about rules—it’s about setting your brain up for success. At Transformative Neurotherapy, we want to capture your true baseline, not a version clouded by caffeine, poor sleep, or product interference. From hydration and nutrition to hair care and rest, small steps make a big difference in data accuracy. This guide walks you through how to prepare—what to eat, what to avoid, and why it matters—so we can build a precise, personalized map of your brain’s activity and create a plan that supports clarity, calm, and lasting change.