When is this information especially useful?
- When attention, sleep, emotional, learning or self-regulation difficulties overlap and symptoms alone do not show a clear direction.
- Before neurofeedback, when individual training targets and monitored measures need to be selected.
- When an objective baseline is needed for a later before-and-after comparison.
What you receive
- A 19-channel EEG recording and technical quality review.
- Delta, Theta, Alpha, SMR, Low Beta, Beta and High Beta power maps plus asymmetry, coherence and phase analysis.
- sLORETA sections when recording quality and the assessment question support source localisation.
- An individual report of approximately 40 pages, a professional conclusion and a clear results review.
How this improves decisions
- Clarifies whether neurofeedback is a reasonable option and which direction may be relevant.
- Separates useful measures from isolated numbers that have no independent meaning.
- Creates a repeatable baseline for comparison before and after a programme.
- Brings the key technical data, maps and explained conclusions into one document.
ASYMMETRY · COHERENCE · sLORETA
What exactly do we analyse, and how does it help you?
We assess more than the amount of individual brain-wave activity. Asymmetry, coherence and sLORETA analyses help describe activity balance, interaction between regions and possible sources of recorded activity. Every finding is interpreted against your reported difficulties and assessment goal.
01Asymmetry analysis
What it showsCompares electrical activity between corresponding left- and right-hemisphere regions across frequency bands.
Value for youHighlights balances that differ from age-referenced patterns. You receive a clearer view of which measures merit further assessment, monitoring or comparison after a programme.
02Coherence and phase analysis
What it showsAssesses the statistical consistency and timing relationship between EEG signals recorded at different locations.
Value for youHelps identify unusually weak or strong statistical relationships between regions. This supports a more specific assessment or neurofeedback direction and gives you a clear explanation of why it was selected.
03sLORETA source localisation
What it showsA mathematical model estimates the cortical regions most likely to contribute to EEG activity recorded at the scalp.
Value for youMoves interpretation beyond electrode position toward possible functional networks. You receive a more detailed map that the specialist compares with symptoms, everyday function and the assessment goal.
A clear path from recording to decision
01Questionnaire and assessment goal0219-channel EEG and artefact control03qEEG, connectivity and sLORETA analysis04Manager-approved report and results review A document for Family, your doctor and health records
The approved PDF is stored in the Family profile and can be downloaded. On request, a version can be prepared for a doctor or inclusion in electronic health documentation under the applicable procedure. qEEG is provided as additional objective information, not an automatic diagnosis.
Key questions
Does qEEG diagnose a condition?
No. qEEG shows patterns of electrical activity. A specialist interprets them together with symptoms, functional assessment and medical information.
Why is a coloured brain map not enough?
Colour alone does not explain meaning. Artefacts, age norms, recording conditions, connectivity and functional difficulties must all be reviewed.
Can the report be shared with a doctor or health record?
Yes. You receive a professional PDF that may be shared with a doctor or included in electronic health documentation under the applicable procedure.
qEEG is not a standalone medical diagnosis. sLORETA is a mathematical EEG source-localisation model, so the final meaning is always confirmed by a professional.