Discover the extraordinary potential of your mind with our Brain Scan – a neuroimaging technology designed to provide insights into your cognitive health. This non-invasive and painless scan measures key biomarkers associated with brain function, offering a comprehensive analysis of your neural activity.
Uncover the mysteries of your brain’s performance and gain valuable insights into areas such as attention, memory, and overall cognitive well-being. It’s This technology enables a deeper understanding of your brain’s unique patterns, allowing you to make informed decisions about your lifestyle, health, and cognitive support.
How Does It Work?
The WAVi Brain Scan measures the brain’s electrical activity (EEG) while you perform a series of tests, giving insight into anxiety, depression, memory, injuries (concussion) and status.
It’s like a high-tech peek into the electrical activity of your brain. Imagine placing small, comfortable sensors on your scalp – they pick up the signals your brain sends out. It’s painless, no needles involved! These signals tell us a lot about how your brain is working, like how well you focus, remember things, and more. The technology turns these signals into a personalized map of your brain’s performance. It’s like shining a light on the unique patterns in your brain, giving you insights into your cognitive strengths and areas to focus on. It’s an easy, non-invasive way to understand your mind better and make informed choices for a sharper, healthier brain!
1. Insightful Assessment: Gain a precise and in-depth understanding of your cognitive function, including attention, memory, and overall brain health.
2. Early Detection of Issues: Identify potential cognitive concerns or changes at an early stage, allowing for proactive interventions and management.
3. Personalized Recommendations: Receive tailored recommendations based on your unique brain activity, allowing you to make informed decisions about lifestyle, habits, and potential cognitive supports.
4. Performance Support: Uncover opportunities to support your mental performance, providing a roadmap for development your cognitive potential.
- Attention Levels: Measure and analyze the brain’s ability to focus and sustain attention on specific tasks.
- Memory Performance: Assess memory function, including short-term and long-term memory capabilities.
- Processing Speed: Evaluate the speed at which the brain processes information and responds to stimuli.
- Neural Connectivity: Examine the connectivity between different regions of the brain, providing insights into overall brain network efficiency.
- Cognitive Performance Patterns: Identify individual patterns of cognitive strengths and potential areas to focus on.
- Mental Fatigue: Detect signs of mental fatigue or cognitive exhaustion, which can impact overall performance.
- Brain Health Biomarkers: Capture key biomarkers associated with overall brain health, aiding in the early detection of potential issues.
- Cognitive Reserve: Assess the brain’s ability to cope with age-related or environmental changes, providing insights into cognitive resilience.
- Event-Related Potentials (ERPs): Measure brain responses to specific stimuli, providing information about sensory and cognitive processes.
- Baseline Cognitive State: Establish a baseline for an individual’s cognitive state, enabling tracking of changes over time.
The tempo of Brain Reaction:
Your innate characteristics and the state of your body at the time will both have an impact on how quickly your cognitive processing speed is measured (which is actionable). Chronic conditions including cardiovascular health, food, lifestyle choices, exercise, and age all affect how quickly your brain reacts.
Brain response voltage:
This is a measurement of the cognitive resources applied to a task’s processing. It is susceptible to a wide range of factors that impact the brain. Consider gains in this region as a support to your brain’s processing speed.
Physical Response Period:
This gauges how quickly your brain processes information and responds to stimuli. Through a variety of methods, this may be trained and .
Voltage Diagram:
Voltage Maps show an aerial perspective of the areas of the brain that are producing the greatest energy. Stronger voltage is indicated by warmer hues. Age, therapy, neurological injury, and alterations in lifestyle will all affect voltage maps.
Tension in muscles:
Elevated levels of certain electrical signals on the EEG may indicate too tight neck and mouth muscles.
Frontal Equilibrium:
This depicts the symmetry of the frontal lobes of your brain, which are where emotions are often processed. Low mood, anxiety, and depression have all been linked to asymmetry in this area of the brain.
Changing heart rate:
Heart rate variability (HRV) offers an evaluation of the autonomic nervous system’s performance and can be utilized as a proximate indicator of stress. As the brain tries to control the heart, stress can cause the sympathetic nervous system to dominate, which raises heart rate and lowers HRV. Better health, a younger age, less stress, and better aerobic fitness are all commonly associated with higher HRV.
Who Should Do The Brain Scan?
Anyone with an interest in brain fuction!
Pricing
FAQ
Get a great night’s sleep, don’t wear earrings, leave your hair down, don’t drink alcohol the night before or coffee day of if possible. You will be doing tasks on a laptop – so please bring your glasses if you need them.
No – the scan itself is completely non-invasive. There only might be slight pressure from the headset and headphones only (similar to wearing a helmet).
A session generally takes 30 minutes, with a report generated immediately upon completion.
No, the scan is an aid/ baseline to diagnosis and can not be considered a stand alone diagnosis.
Depending on your provider – this may be covered as a naturopathic appointment. We also offer direct billing to select providers. Some conditions may apply – contact the clinic for more info.