Illustration of a neurofeedback session with scalp sensors and screen-based feedback

Midtown Manhattan · NYC · Remote available

Train your brain to peak performance.

Peak Waves uses QEEG brain mapping and advanced sLORETA/swLORETA z-score neurofeedback to help your nervous system find its natural rhythm — sharper focus, better emotional regulation, improved performance.

Personalized to your brain

Every protocol begins with a QEEG brain map — no guesswork, no one-size-fits-all.

Train your brain

Real-time feedback gently rewards the patterns linked to focus, calm, and resilience — your brain learns by doing.

Non-invasive, drug-free, evidence-informed

Sensors only listen. The system reflects your brain’s activity back through sound or visuals, giving your brain information it can use to learn to change itself. Built on decades of EEG research and the science of learning.

What neurofeedback is used for

A clearer picture of where neurofeedback can help.

  • Focus & attention

    Training the brain to sustain attention, reduce distractibility, and shift gears more smoothly between tasks.

  • Mental agility

    Supporting faster processing, clearer thinking, and the cognitive flexibility behind learning and problem-solving.

  • Emotional regulation

    Helping the nervous system move out of reactivity so reactions feel more measured and proportionate.

  • Sleep quality

    Encouraging the patterns associated with calmer evenings, easier sleep onset, and more restorative rest.

  • Stress resilience

    Building the brain's capacity to settle after stress instead of staying stuck in a state of high alert.

  • Performance & flow

    Used by athletes, executives, and performers to support the steady, engaged states linked to peak performance.

  • Behavioral self-control

    Strengthening the regulatory patterns behind impulse control, follow-through, and consistent habits.

  • Coordination & calm

    Supporting a steadier baseline that many clients describe as feeling more grounded and physically at ease.

How it works

A structured path from first session to lasting change.

Illustration of a clinician reviewing QEEG scalp activity maps and EEG traces, with an electrode cap and report on the desk
  1. Phase 1

    Map

    A 19-site QEEG brain map reveals how your brain is functioning right now.

  2. Phase 2

    Train

    Neurofeedback sessions reward the patterns linked to focus, calm, and resilience.

  3. Phase 3

    Improve

    Track measurable change in attention, cognitive performance, and emotional regulation.

Jonathan Max Egan, neurofeedback clinician and licensed clinical social worker

Jonathan Max Egan

BCN · LCSW

Meet Max

Ready to feel the difference?

Book a consultation, no fee. We'll talk through your goals and whether neurofeedback is the right fit — in person in Midtown Manhattan or remote.

Neurofeedback is a form of brain training, not a medical treatment, diagnosis, or cure. Decades of EEG research and clinical practice have explored its use across the areas below. Most clients work on these alongside their existing care — and individual results vary.