The Sams Center difference
Neurofeedback, the foundation of NeuroMatrix Neural Efficiency Training™, is not new. Its effectiveness and safety in treating a variety of brain related problems can be traced back to 1968 in a scientific study showing a reduction or elimination of seizures. Marvin Sams, an expert on the electroencephalogram (EEG, or brain wave analysis) and brain performance, has spent the past 20 years researching technologies that enhance brain function. For example, NeuroMatrix Neurofeedback Training has greater scientific validity than any other therapy for mental fitness and dysfunctional brain conditions. All protocols used have shown the ability to remediate (“normalize”) dysfunctional brain wave patterns, thereby reducing or even eliminating a variety of symptoms. Other technologies that have demonstrated the proven ability to remediate brain dysfunction have been added over the years, accelerating the training process and further enhancing results.
As you will discover, Marvin Sams is “data driven.” The initial evaluation discovers the neurological inefficiencies, all protocols used are those proven clinically to remediate brain dysfunction, and an EEG before each session documents progress.
Neural Efficiency Evaluation™
The NeuroMatrix Neural Efficiency Evaluation™ measures and details the brain’s ability to function at optimal levels under the stress of a task.
The evaluation consists of:
Symptom Questionnaires
Questionnaires define and categorize symptoms that relate to mood and attention issues and point to areas of dysfunction in the brain.
Auditory and Visual Continuous Performance Test
The Continuous Performance Test is a 15 minute test that presents 1s and 2s on the computer screen while simultaneously expressing 1s and 2s through headphones. The object of the test is to click on 1s and not click on 2s. The results show weaknesses in auditory and/or visual response control, focus and attention. This test serves not only to define present abilities but also to suggest areas of brain dysfunction and to serve as a baseline to determine progress.








