Neuromodulation with Microcurrent Neurofeedback (MCN)
MCN is a gentle form of direct neurofeedback using ultra-small electrical impulses in the pico-volt range.
It is particularly suitable when the brain is stuck in stress-related, entrenched activation patterns.
The I-NFBF works according to the same protocol as the research team of Dr Huang at UCLA San Diego.
What Is MCN?
Unlike classical indirect neurofeedback, which works with auditory or visual feedback, MCN returns ultra-small microcurrent impulses directly via the EEG electrodes to the brain. These impulses are extremely weak and serve as a gentle stimulus that interrupts entrenched patterns so the brain can build new, more efficient pathways.
How Does MCN Work?
Measurement: EEG sensors capture your brain activity in real time.
Analysis: The system identifies dysfunctional activation patterns.
Stimulation: When deviations occur, the system calculates an individual minimal impulse and returns it transcranially.
Reboot: The brain recognises the dysfunction and reorganises its activity.
Indications (Selection)
ADHD/ADD, anxiety disorders, panic attacks, depression, sleep disorders, PTSD, chronic pain and migraine, burnout, chronic fatigue, concentration and memory problems, autism spectrum disorders, and cognitive impairment.
Special Features
No active effort required: you relax while the system does the work.
Extremely safe: approximately three billionths of a watt with an FDA-registered EEG amplifier.
Suitable for all age groups; no contraindication with medication or allergies.
Relaxation and clarity are often noticeable after the first sessions.
Please call us before your first session for a consultation. We will answer your questions and recommend the appropriate therapeutic steps. Then book your first appointment at [email protected] or Tel. +41 78 7 141 415.
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