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Wellness and
medical disclaimer

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Educational and wellness-focused services

Optimal Brain Neurofeedback, LLC offers educational and wellness-focused brain training. Services and website content are not medical advice, do not diagnose or treat medical conditions, and are not a substitute for care from a licensed healthcare professional.

Scope of practice

The practice does not provide emergency, medical, psychiatric, psychological, or medication-management care. The practitioner is not presented as a doctor, therapist, licensed healthcare provider, or certified neurofeedback practitioner.

Individual experiences vary

No particular outcome is guaranteed. People can have different experiences, and a suggested schedule or program length is not a promise of benefit. A personal story does not establish a typical result.

Medication and ongoing care

Never change or discontinue medication without guidance from your prescribing healthcare provider. Continue appropriate medical and mental-health care. The practitioner’s personal medication experience described on the About page occurred with prescribing-professional assistance and is not an instruction or expected outcome for clients.

Diagnosed conditions and assessments

References to ADHD, autism, depression, PTSD, or other conditions acknowledge questions people may have; they do not mean that this service cures or replaces licensed care for those conditions. Brain mapping and training observations are not presented as medical diagnoses.

General lifestyle education

Nutrition, sleep, movement, and supplements may arise as general educational topics. This website does not prescribe supplements or provide treatment recommendations. Ask qualified medical professionals about safety, interactions, pregnancy, existing conditions, and medications.

Emergency help

For a medical emergency, call 911. In the United States, call or text 988 for a suicide or mental-health crisis. Routine phone messages, email, and consultation requests are not monitored emergency services.