How to read a brain map

How do clinicians actually read a QEEG brain map? In this video, Dr. Trish Leigh walks through real QEEG case examples and explains how to interpret brain maps in practice.

You’ll learn how clinicians move beyond individual colors and focus on meaningful patterns across brain regions, brainwave frequencies, and states. Using real client examples, Dr. Leigh explains how QEEG brain mapping is used to understand regulation patterns related to anxiety, ADHD, depression, stress, and screen overuse.

This walkthrough covers how QEEG data is interpreted in context, why brain maps are not diagnostic on their own, and how findings are used to guide personalized neurofeedback training.

In this video, you’ll learn:

1) What a QEEG brain map shows and how it differs from standard EEG
2) How clinicians interpret red, blue, and green areas on a brain map
3) How brainwave frequencies (delta, theta, alpha, beta, high beta) relate to brain regulation
4) How eyes-open and eyes-closed maps reveal active vs resting brain states
5) How clinicians identify patterns associated with anxiety, ADHD, and depression
6) How QEEG findings inform personalized neurofeedback protocols

This video is based on a clinical webinar and is intended for educational purposes. QEEG interpretation should always be done by trained professionals and considered alongside clinical history and symptoms.

Learn more about therapist-guided neurofeedback with Myndlift: https://bit.ly/3MJQDpe