Neurotherapy is a combination of neurofeedback, biofeedback and talk therapy. Neurofeedback, also referred to as EEG biofeedback, teaches self-control of brain functions by measuring brain activity with sensors placed on the scalp. The sensors read the cortical level activity of the brain and provides auditory and visual feedback to the client. As the client progresses, the clinician adjusts the level of difficulty to advance the brain to an optimal state. This evidenced-based intervention combines rewiring the brain at a cellular level with other therapeutic methods, such as breathing techniques to reduce stress and anxiety.