QEEG Brain Mapping

What is QEEG Brain Mapping?

QEEG Brain Mapping (Quantitative Electroencephalography Brain Mapping) is a technique that measures electrical activity in your brain (using EEG) and then processes that data through software to create a detailed visual map of how your brain is functioning.

How does QEEG Brain Mapping work?

• EEG electrodes are placed on your scalp to record your brain’s electrical signals.
• The raw EEG data is analyzed statistically and compared to a database of “normal” brain activity for specific age groups.
• The result is a brain map; colorful images that show areas of the brain that may be overactive, underactive, or out of balance
• The process is non-invasive, and a typical session takes about 45 minutes to an hour to complete.

Who can benefit from QEEG Brain Mapping?

Dr. Suzuki is a board-certified child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist and a Harvard-trained TMS specialist. She determines if you, your child, or teen benefits from QEEG after a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation.

• People with anxiety, depression, or PTSD
• Kids and adults with ADHD or learning disabilities
• People with sleep disorders
• Athletes or individuals recovering from concussions or brain injuries
• Those with memory problems or early cognitive decline
• Individuals struggling with addiction
• Anyone looking to optimize brain performance