QEEG or Quantitative electroencephalography is an important diagnostic tool that will help you better understand exactly what is going on with your child.QEEG brain mapping greatly helps in identifying brain wave patterns and shows you everything that’s wrong with your brain. In relation to mental health, brain mapping detects neuropsychiatric disorders, dementia, brain injuries, mental health disorders, and more.The changes in a child’s mood, behavior, and personality may be explained by the assessment from the QEEG brain mapping. Hence, it’s best to have knowledge about this diagnostic tool that will guide us in helping our children have a good mental health condition and ensuring that their brain functioning is better.Why is it important to collect data from the brain?In our brain behavior reset program, we have QEEG and brain check. These are simply ways to collect data from the brain. So we don’t just guess about mental health.The standard of mental health care is to get more information about your brain wave activity and brain function. So you go in the room, you tell your symptoms, and nobody's really checking. They just make you fill out a detailed questionnaire. And what these methods do is allow us to collect data from the brain. Why is that important? We know about the many functions of the brain and that it has certain areas that do specific functions. An acute electroencephalogram (EEG) is deemed to be magical because it shows us exactly what regions are overstimulated, what areas are overworking and what areas are under-stimulated.Although acute EEG can’t tell us a patient’s intelligence, they can give us an idea of how smart they are. So it's really showing us exactly what's happening over the structures of the brain. We get to know what's happening over there in the frontal lobe or what's happening in the emotional centers in the limbic system or elsewhere. Is it a hot mess? Is it oversensitive? What's happening in the areas responsible for sensory processing? That’s what we get to learn more about.How does the brain talk to itself?The structures of QEEG will tell us about how the brain is talking to itself as it is as important as how the structures are working. When we know the structures or areas, then we can identify which one’s related to attention, behavior and others. How does information get from the left side to the right side and why is that important? Well, a good example is probably the most famous smart person in the world - Mr. Albert Einstein. He had a genetic defect across his corpus callosum which is the superhighway from the right to the left side of your brain. That genetic defect allowed Mr. Einstein to process 400 times the rate of a normal brain. We know this for a fact because he donated his brain to Princeton and another professor happened to take his brain. What does neurofeedback do?What neurofeedback does is to improve the processing rate; it increases the efficiency. Neurofeedback can be done to people without clinical conditions. It also helps to improve how you think and organize. It’s how we get a lot of things done. You can be intelligent, but then you still need efficiency in your processing. As mentioned, we can see what is actually happening with a QEEG. We are measuring the surface electrical activity of the brain and when we do so, that information is put into a database. And then, you're compared against males and females in your range. There are people that have typicals, and some with other issues. It’s all about probabilities and interpretation.It's all about probabilities. With regard to Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome (PANS) and Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections...