FAQs

Imagine your brain is a bustling city, with millions of tiny electrical signals zipping around, keeping everything running smoothly. An EEG (Electroencephalogram) is like a high-tech traffic camera that can capture these electrical signals. By measuring these signals, we can get a glimpse into your brain’s activity, much like a traffic analyst can understand the flow of a city.

Yes, using EEG technology for brain entrainment, as our app does, is completely safe. Think of it like using a heart rate monitor to improve your workout routine. EEG simply measures your brain’s activity, it doesn’t alter it.

Our app, BBRythm, leverages this technology to provide personalized audio, video, and game-based feedback sessions. These sessions are designed to guide your brain towards a calmer, more focused state. It’s like having a personal trainer for your mind, helping you improve your mental fitness.

We all experience stress and difficulty concentrating. Whether it’s a demanding work deadline, a challenging academic project, or simply the overwhelming pace of modern life, these stressors can take a toll on our mental well-being.

BBRythm uses EEG to monitor your brainwaves in real-time. When it detects signs of stress or distraction, it provides tailored exercises to help you relax and refocus. This could involve calming soundscapes, guided meditation, or interactive games designed to improve attention.

By regularly using BBRythm, you can train your brain to better manage stress, enhance focus, and improve overall cognitive performance. It’s like building muscle memory for your mind.

Imagine your brain as a powerful computer. Sometimes, this computer might need a little tune-up to work at its best. Neurofeedback is like a personalized workout for your brain, helping it to become more efficient and effective.

How Does It Work?

1. Brainwave Monitoring: Tiny sensors are placed on your head to measure your brainwaves. During a session, sensors are attached to your scalp to measure your brain’s electrical activity.
2. Real-time Feedback: You’ll see or hear feedback based on your brainwave activity. This activity is displayed on a screen, often in the form of a game or animation.
3. Learning and Adaptation: As you engage in activities or relax, you learn to adjust your brainwaves to a healthier pattern. Over time, your brain learns to adjust its activity to get more of the positive feedback.

Benefits for Students:

• Improved Focus and Attention: Struggling to concentrate in class? Neurofeedback can help you stay focused and absorb information better.
• Enhanced Memory and Learning: Boost your memory and learning abilities, making studying more efficient.
• Reduced Stress and Anxiety: Feel calmer and more relaxed, even during exams.

Benefits for Professionals:

• Increased Productivity: Work smarter, not harder, by improving your cognitive functions.
• Better Decision-Making: Make sound decisions under pressure with enhanced cognitive clarity.
• Stress Management: Cope with work stress and maintain a healthy work-life balance.

Benefits for Housewives/Homemakers:

• Improved Mood and Emotional Regulation: Experience greater emotional stability and positive thinking.
• Enhanced Memory and Focus: Remember important details, from grocery lists to family schedules.
• Stress Relief: Relax and unwind, reducing the impact of daily stressors.

Whether you’re a student, a professional, or a homemaker, neurofeedback can help you unlock your brain’s full potential. By training your brain to work more efficiently, you can improve your overall well-being and achieve your goals. It’s like a video game for your brain! It’s a non-invasive, drug-free way to improve your cognitive function and emotional balance.

Neurofeedback therapy or Brain training example:

Imagine your brain is like a car engine. Sometimes, it might rev too high or too low, causing you to feel anxious, stressed, or unable to focus.

Brain training exercises are a bit like tuning up your brain’s engine. They help you learn to control its activity levels, so it runs smoothly.

What is meant by the ‘cognitive state’ of a person?

Cognitive state refers to the current state of your mind, including your thoughts, feelings, and level of awareness. It’s like a snapshot of your mental processes at a specific moment. For example, if you’re focused on a task, your cognitive state is one of concentration. If you’re relaxed and daydreaming, your cognitive state is more relaxed.