Chronic pain doesn’t just hurt, it shapes daily life.
It can affect:
Mood and emotional well-being
Sleep and energy levels
focus, memory, and decision-making
work, relationships, and independence
Understanding what type of pain you’re experiencing is the first step toward effective treatment.
Your Journey
ADHD is commonly understood as a persistent condition, often spanning an individual’s lifetime. Its effects and manifestations may evolve over time, necessitating ongoing monitoring and treatment. The journey is designed based on a comprehensive understanding of ADHD’s varied presentations and the functional challenges during lifespan.
Validated pain and regulation scales;
Understanding how pain affects your life.
Helps understand central sensitization;
Creates a measurable baseline;
Measures nervous system regulation;
HRV, breathing, stress response, temperature;
Identifies body-based contributors to pain.
Your progress is reviewed throughout the program.
How our program works!
A neuroscience-guided approach to chronic pain. Our pain program begins with a comprehensive assessment, including QEEG brain map and nervous system evaluation, to understand how pain is being processed in your body. Using these insights, we design a personalized plan and monitor your progress over time, supporting better regulation, reduced pain sensitivity, and improved daily functioning.
Services
General
A therapeutic assessment is a consultation with a clinicians aimed at evaluating all your health concerns. Based on this evaluation, a diagnosis will be determined.
The QEEG brain map is a comprehensive assessment that meticulously examines specific areas of your brain, analyzing frequencies and networks interactions.
Treatments
Neurofeedback is a therapeutic approach focusing on real-time brainwave monitoring and feedback and holds promise in improving chronic pain. By targeting specific brainwave patterns based on assessment and QEEG, neurofeedback helps regulate and optimize neural activity.
Biofeedback for pain helps individuals gain control over physiological functions like heart rate and brain activity using real-time feedback. This improves focus, impulse control, and self-regulation through guided training.
Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) is a non-invasive, low-intensity neuromodulation technique that applies a weak, constant electrical current to the brain via scalp electrodes.
In a collaborative session, we consider two review sessions during your treatment journey to keep you informed about your progress.
Phone: (604) 220-8866 | 
Monday—Friday: 9:00 AM-7:30 PM
