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We regularly work with patients from across New Zealand and Australia. Initial consultations can be held via telehealth, and certain assessments or home-based protocols can be completed before you travel. For intensive in-clinic care, we offer structured multi-day blocks. You can view full details in our Travelling to Dunedin Guide.

No referral is required. You can contact us directly to book a consultation. We welcome self-referrals from adults across New Zealand and Australia. If you have an existing relationship with a GP or specialist, we are happy to liaise with them, but it is not a prerequisite.

Neurotherapy (also called neurofeedback or EEG biofeedback) is a non-invasive training approach that teaches the brain to self-regulate by providing real-time feedback on its own activity. Sensors on your scalp read your brainwave patterns, and the feedback, delivered via sound, visual cues, or both, helps your brain learn healthier, more efficient states through repetition.

A QEEG (Quantitative EEG) is a detailed recording of your brainwave activity across 19 sites on the scalp, captured at rest and sometimes during a task. The data is compared against a normative database to identify patterns of dysregulation, areas where your brain may be over-aroused, under-aroused, or poorly connected.

Yes. Adult ADHD is one of our most common presentations. Our ADHD Assessment programme uses a combination of QEEG brain mapping, ERP testing, TOVA performance testing, and clinical interviewing to build a comprehensive picture, well beyond a simple symptom checklist.

This varies depending on the complexity of your presentation and the programme you are undertaking. Stress Recovery clients often notice improvements within the first 1 to 2 week package. Neurofeedback for ADHD or sleep typically shows measurable change within 10 to 20 sessions, with significant improvement by 30 to 40 sessions.

Some neurotherapy services may be partially covered depending on your health insurance policy. We recommend checking with your insurer directly. Neurotherapy is not currently covered by ACC.

Medication can be highly effective and remains an important tool. We work collaboratively with prescribers. Neurotherapy works differently: rather than chemically altering brain activity from the outside, it trains the brain to regulate itself more efficiently over time.