Generalized anxiety, panic disorder, and social anxiety can all involve measurable patterns in how the brain regulates threat and calm. MeRT® maps those patterns with a qEEG, then builds a personalized protocol around them.
Anxiety affects the whole family — our goal is lasting relief, not just symptom management.
If you've tried medication or therapy for anxiety without the relief you were hoping for — or the side effects aren't worth it — MeRT offers a different starting point: a map of your brain's own activity, rather than a trial-and-error approach.
Persistent worry that's hard to control, even when you know it's disproportionate to the situation.
Recurring panic attacks or ongoing fear of when the next one will happen.
Intense fear of social situations that limits daily life.
MeRT begins with a qEEG brain map to identify the specific patterns involved, then builds your protocol around those findings. A typical course involves daily sessions over several weeks, with your EEG re-evaluated along the way so your protocol can adjust as you respond.
How is this different from medication?
MeRT doesn't rely on adjusting brain chemistry broadly. It's a physical, EEG-guided form of neurostimulation aimed at the specific networks your brain map identifies.
Are side effects common?
Reported side effects are generally mild — most commonly some scalp sensitivity, particularly early in treatment.
Can I continue therapy at the same time?
Yes. Many patients continue psychotherapy or other care alongside MeRT.
Want to talk through your specific situation? care team can answer your questions with no obligation.
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