We serve Milford patients from our Ridgefield office. For clients that live a distance from our Ridgefield, CT office, we offer intensive programming to support your needs. In the Greater Milford, CT area, Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge provides Neurofeedback and Biofeedback therapies. If you are looking for a non-medicated therapies, these may fit your needs because they don’t require medicine and work with families, children, adults, teens and adolescents.*
A variety of conditions can be treated at our Milford office with these types of therapy such as ADD/ADHD, Anxiety, Chronic Pain, Lyme, PANS/PANDAS/ Migraines and many others.*
Our Milford office provides the best quality service to our clients because we have professionally trained practitioners. We strive to always provide expert treatment and professional care. Dr. Roseann will interpret all of the QEEG data herself to provide an accurate reading. Give us a call or visit our Milford office for any questions or concerns you may have.
Our Office Serving Milford
Ridgefield
898 Ethan Allen Hwy
Ridgefield, CT 06877
(203) 408-9555
Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge cares for patients in the Ridgefield office. For clients that live a distance from our Ridgefield, CT office, we offer intensive programming to support your needs.
Research Based, Neuro Treatment in Milford for:
What is Neurofeedback?
At our Milford location, we can provide you with Neurofeedback treatments. This involves studying the information (feedback) that our brainwaves (neuro) provide and reinforcing change.* This form of treatment is non-invasive and safe. Normally, to diminish symptoms, the brain self-regulates to calm the nervous system down. The brain needs to self-regulate because without it other central nervous issues can occur such as depression, anxiety and physical symptoms. The difference between Neurofeedback and Biofeedback is that Neurofeedback doesn’t deal with autonomic functions.
What is Biofeedback?
In contrast to Neurofeedback, our Milford office also has Biofeedback which deals with controlling senses like heart rate, breath, and skin temperature. During these sessions, patients are connected to electrical sensors that measure the feedback of the body while we record data. By studying the data, we can help you start to control bodily functions like relaxing muscles or reducing stress. With Biofeedback, we are able to influence autonomic functions whereas Neurofeedback does not. Having the ability to control one’s body often leads to an improved state of health.*
What is QEEG?
QEEG stands for quantitative electroencephalogram. This is a brain map and it measures the electrical patterns on your scalp and reflects cortical activity. The EEG data can be analyzed by a computer to create a quantitative EEG. This EEG data will then be compared to a reference database consisting of a standard set of other EEG’s. Certain patterns can be signs of depression, anxiety, and other medical conditions. We use QEEG’s to create treatment planning and progress.*
Why Dr. Roseann for Neuro & Biofeedback?
At the Milford office of Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge, Ed.D., LPC, BCN, we provide our non-medicated therapies for a variety of different medical issues. Our clients range from adults, adolescents, children, families to teens. To keep our patients comfortable, we will always boast a non-judgemental environment to relieve stress and encourage wellness.
The patients who come to our Milford office can rely on Dr. Roseann , a highly qualified practitioner who instead of outsourcing for more accurate test studies, interprets the QEEG data herself. Afterwards, she will design a personalized Neurofeedback and an advanced bio-regulation treatment to help you progress on your road to better health.*
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Common Neurofeedback & Biofeedback Questions:
How Does Neurofeedback Work?
Neurofeedback involves helping a person learn how to modify their own brainwave activity. Through the use of computers, we monitor brain functioning and show that live feedback to the client. We train them to promote or reduce different brain wave frequencies, then we reward the brain for changing its own activity to produce more appropriate patterns. Through this reinforcement, new electrical activity is actually produced in the brain, and the brainwave activity is “shaped” toward a more desirable, more regulated performance. These changes result in symptom reduction, as the brain learns to self-regulate.*
What Does the Neurofeedback Process Involve?
The first step involves conducting a QEEG Brain Map; this is a procedure where EEG activity is recorded and statistically analyzed. You then meet with Dr. Roseann to review your brain map and make a treatment plan. After a protocol has been designed, you can immediately begin your Neurofeedback sessions. The number of sessions required vary based on each individual, but range from 20 to 100 or more sessions.* Most individuals from Milford come in two times per week. A session involves placement of sensors on the scalp and ears while getting brainwave reinforcement as you watch a movie.
How Do I Get Started with Neuro/BioFeedback?
If you live in Milford, simply call the office to schedule your QEEG Brain Map. We also regularly offer free Neurofeedback information sessions – Click Here – for more information.
How Do You Know Which Therapy I Need?
After a QEEG, Dr. Roseann will sit down with you and review your results and make treatment recommendations. Based on your QEEG results and clinical intake, she will determine what therapy or therapies is/are best. We proudly serve Milford residents with these alternative therapies.
How Do You Monitor Progress?
We monitor progress in three ways :
- Through QEEGs at regular intervals to objectively look at brain functioning.
- Through data collection at every Neurofeedback session.
- Through regular customized symptom checklist progress monitoring.
Is the Therapy Supported by Research?
Neurofeedback is a safe, drug-free treatment alternative for many conditions affecting children and adults. There have been thousands of research studies supporting its efficacy during the past 40 plus years. In 2013, The American Academy of Pediatrics gave it a Level 1 effectiveness rating in the treatment of ADHD, which is the same effectiveness as medication.*
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*The effectiveness of diagnosis and treatment vary by patient and condition. Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge & Associates does not guarantee certain results.