From Brain Wellness, London’s Harley Street Brain Mapping Specialist.

Book a free 20-minute Zoom consultation with a member of our clinical team. We'll listen to what's going on, tell you honestly whether brain mapping is a good fit, and explain exactly what happens next. No obligation, no pressure.

Yes — completely. It exists so that both of us can find out whether we can genuinely help before you commit to anything. If we don't think brain mapping is right for you, we'll say so and point you somewhere better suited.

Quantitative EEG measures the electrical activity across your brain using a comfortable gel-free sensor cap, then compares those readings against normative databases. The result is a visual map of your brain's patterns — frequency, amplitude, symmetry and connectivity — your brain's unique fingerprint, analysed by a specialist team.

Completely. The sensors only read activity — nothing is sent into the body, nothing is invasive, and there are no side effects. The session simply involves wearing a comfortable sensor cap while you sit and relax.

No — and you should never change medication without speaking to your prescriber. Some medications can influence brainwave readings, so we ask about them beforehand and account for them in the analysis.

Your assessment call and results review can happen by phone or Zoom. The brain mapping session itself takes place in person at our clinic at 10 Harley Street, London — it requires our equipment and a trained technician.

Plan for 45–60 minutes. You'll be seated comfortably throughout, and most people find it surprisingly relaxing.

Patterns linked to focus and attention, anxiety and stress response, low mood, sleep disruption, brain fog and cognitive fatigue, and neurological or age-related change. It shows where your brain is overactive, where it's underperforming, and how that maps onto the way you feel day to day.

You'll have a 45–60 minute review where a specialist explains your analysis in detail. Then we build your personalised plan, which may include targeted psychotherapy, photobiomodulation (light) therapy, nutritional and lifestyle guidance, or a specialist referral. What you pursue — and at what pace — is entirely your decision.

Yes. Brain mapping is non-invasive and well tolerated by younger clients, and it can be particularly helpful when a child's struggles are hard to explain. We adapt the whole process — pace, language, session length — to the person in the chair.

No. A QEEG map identifies patterns and supports clinical decision-making, but it is not a standalone diagnosis. Where a formal diagnosis is needed, we'll tell you clearly and refer you to the right specialist.

No — it complements them. Many clients come to us alongside existing care, and many are referred by clinicians who want objective data. With your consent, we're happy to share findings with your GP or therapist.

A senior clinical team led by our founder, with over 30 years of experience in psychotherapy and cognitive health — including a dedicated brain mapping analyst, psychotherapist, neuro consultant and consultant nutritionist. Real specialists, in one place.

We work with WPA, and we can provide documentation for other insurers on request. Cover varies by policy, so it's worth checking with your provider — we're happy to help with the paperwork.

Your results and personal information are held confidentially by the clinic, shared only with your consent, and never sold. You can request a copy of everything we hold about you at any time.

Then we'll tell you — on the free consultation, before you've spent anything. Where symptoms suggest an urgent or acute medical issue, the right first step is your GP or emergency services, and we'll always be straight with you about that.