How Much Does Neurofeedback Cost at The Balanced Brain?
Neurofeedback costs vary considerably from clinic to clinic, depending on the technology used,
the provider’s experience, what’s included in the program, and the individual’s needs.
The Short Answer
Our complete program is $15,000 paid at enrollment, or $15,750 paid as you train.
It includes every assessment, your lab work, a sleep wearable and HeartMath device, 12 coaching sessions with Madison, and up to 60 neurofeedback sessions. That works out to about $163 per neurofeedback session, with everything else included. If you need more than 60 sessions, additional blocks of 10 sessions plus 2 coaching sessions are $1,900. See the full program and pricing.
During your Discovery Call, we’ll discuss your situation, answer your questions,
and explain what we believe is the most appropriate path for you.
A Closer Look
People searching for neurofeedback pricing are usually asking more than, “What does it cost?”
They’re also wondering:
- Why do prices vary so much?
- How many sessions will I need?
- Why don’t clinics quote the same price?
- Is neurofeedback covered by insurance?
- What exactly am I paying for?
The answer is that neurofeedback isn’t a standardized product. Every clinic structures its services differently, and every client begins with different goals, challenges, and health history.
Our program is $15,000 paid at enrollment, or $15,750 paid as you train. Between 2019 and 2026, two-thirds of our clients trained 40 hours or more, and among them the typical course was about 60. That’s why the program is built around 60 sessions (how many sessions will I need?). Some need more, and additional sessions are priced openly. There are no shortcuts.
What This Means in Practice
No two brains are exactly alike, and some clients need more training than others. That’s why the program isn’t a menu of pieces to assemble: everyone starts with the same complete program, and the training itself is adjusted to you as you go, based on what you rate at every session.
If you need more than 60 sessions, additional training is available in blocks of 10 sessions ($1,900) or 20 sessions ($3,800), and each block includes coaching with Madison. You’ll know those prices before you start.
How We Approach This at The Balanced Brain
Rather than charging for individual neurofeedback sessions, we provide one complete program. Every client’s program includes:
- qEEG brain map and analysis
- Cognitive testing (Creyos) and attention testing (QIK)
- Heart rate variability assessment (Alive)
- Sleep tracking with a wearable such as an Oura ring or Polar band, provided if you don’t have one
- Functional lab work, reviewed with our naturopath
- Up to 60 neurofeedback sessions, 2–3 times a week
- 12 coaching sessions with Madison on nutrition, sleep and stress
- Home HRV training with a HeartMath Inner Balance device
- Progress tracking at every session, with your training adjusted as you go
We believe lasting improvements in brain function require looking beyond the brain itself.
Nutrition, sleep quality, metabolic health, stress, lifestyle, and daily habits all influence
how the brain functions and how well it responds to training.
By addressing these factors together, we create a comprehensive program
designed to support meaningful, long-term improvements in brain self-regulation
Frequently Asked Questions About Cost
Is neurofeedback covered by insurance?
We do not participate with insurance and do not submit claims on behalf of our clients.
Neurofeedback is generally not covered by insurance, although coverage policies vary. If you wish to investigate reimbursement, we encourage you to contact your insurance carrier directly.
Can I finance my program?
Yes.
You can pay as you train: $5,000 at enrollment, then prepaid blocks of sessions and coaching. Or you can use Advance Care Card, a healthcare credit card with up to 15 months of true 0% financing, subject to credit approval.
Why don’t you charge by the session?
Many clinics sell individual sessions or small packages.
Our experience has shown that meaningful brain training works best as a comprehensive program designed around the individual rather than isolated appointments. Beginning with a complete program allows us to focus on long-term outcomes instead of repeatedly reassessing whether additional sessions are needed.
Ready to see whether this approach makes sense for you?
Schedule a Discovery Call to talk through what’s been going on,
ask questions, and learn whether brain training may be a good fit.
Related Professional Resource
For broader professional context on neurofeedback and neuroregulation, you can visit
the International Society for Neuroregulation & Research.