At our clinic, addressing anxiety and stress is akin to picking low-hanging fruit. While not every case presents identically, these feelings are often driven by overactive beta brainwaves.

These fast frequencies originate in the brain's outer layer, known as the cortex. By pinpointing where these excessive beta waves occur, we gain insights into the nature of the stress. This could manifest as a persistent sense that something's amiss, relentless negative thoughts, worry, fear, and dread, or sensations of restlessness, unwarranted reactivity, and defensiveness.

Understanding these patterns allows us to tailor our approach, offering targeted relief from the grips of anxiety and stress. .