Treatment occurs over approximately 20 sessions (two or three times weekly) by providing a reward (a desired video plays) whenever selected EEG parameters move in the direction of increased stability, efficiency, and improved regulation. The sophisticated software makes thousands of calculations per second and directs the video to 'play' or the screen to 'brighten' whenever the patient's brain wave activity moves toward normality as measured by instantaneous comparisons to an age-matched reference data base. With continued training, the brain begins to 'figure it out' and learns to produce normal brain wave patterns outside of the training session. Research indicates that these gains are maintained long after the training is completed although some 'refresher' sessions may be necessary on a monthly or bi-monthly basis. Patients who choose Peak Performance Neurofeedback can expect individualized treatment plans and neurofeedback training protocols based on quantifiable, objective data from state-of-the-art software called NeuroGuide (see www.appliedneuroscience.com for more information). NeuroGuide is the first neurofeedback software to integrate standardized training via z-scores and LORETA technology. This takes all of the 'guesswork' out of developing individualized treatment plans and targets only those brain regions or networks that are dysregulated.