Discover how your brain works in just 10 minutes
Brain Mapping iMediSync is a advanced scan that measures the brain's electrical activity and turns it into a 3D brain map, easy to understand together with a specialist.
With the help of the iMediSync headset, the scan shows overloaded brain regions, areas with low activity, and patterns of stress, focus, emotional regulation, and recovery.
Your brain works through electrical waves. Brain Mapping makes them visible.
Every thought, emotion, reaction, decision and state of attention is based on brain electrical activity. The brain produces electrical waves at different frequencies, each associated with certain mental and cognitive states.
Delta waves - associated with deep sleep, regeneration and slow recovery processes.
Theta Waves - associated with deep relaxation, creativity, drowsiness and, in certain contexts, attention difficulties.
Alpha waves - associated with active relaxation, mental calm and the ability to return to balance.
Beta waves - associated with logical thinking, concentration, processing, and mental activation.
Gamma waves - associated with information integration, complex processing and cognitive performance.
When these waves are imbalanced in certain areas, effects can appear in everyday life: fluctuating focus, anxiety, mental fatigue, poor restorative sleep, internal tension, memory difficulties or the feeling of an overloaded mind. Brain Mapping measures these waves and transforms them into a clear brain map.
An advanced neuroscience technology
At brAIn, Brain Mapping is performed with the iMediSync headset, a technology that combines dry sensors, qEEG, AI analysis and 3D visual reporting.
The headset uses 19 integrated electrodes that captures the brain's electrical activity directly from the scalp. The data is processed through artificial intelligence, then turned into a visual report that helps the specialist explain the results in terms you can understand.
What makes iMediSync different
Also known as qEEG, is the process by which the brain's electrical activity is measured and transformed into a 3D visual map. This scan can highlight:
What the Brain Mapping scan can show you
Focus and attention
The scan can highlight brain areas involved in organization, self-control, decision-making and the capacity for concentration.
Stress and hyperactivation
The report can show patterns associated with heightened activation, mental tension, internal agitation or difficulty relaxing.
Sleep and recovery
Brain activity can offer clues about the pace of recovery, overload, and the brain's ability to return toward balance.
Mental clarity and memory
The scan can highlight patterns associated with information processing, mental organization and the feeling of brain fog.
Emotional regulation
Brain Mapping can support the understanding of patterns associated with reactivity, sensitivity, anxiety or emotional instability.
Autonomic nervous system
Through indicators such as HRV, the scan can provide insights into stress, adaptation and resilience.
A protocol built on your brain map
The interpretation doesn't stop at a map. Depending on what brings you to us, the specialist builds a personalized protocol for your direction.
The BrainMap Protocol for Anxiety
The brain map can highlight patterns associated with overstimulation, tension, and difficulty relaxing. Based on it, the specialist builds a personalized protocol oriented toward calm and regulation.
The BrainMap Protocol for Depression
The scan can show patterns related to mental energy, motivation and mood. The protocol is built individually, to support activation and clarity, at your own pace.
The BrainMap Protocol for Insomnia
The map can highlight patterns of hyperactivation that make the transition to rest more difficult. The personalized protocol supports the transition to sleep and the quality of recovery.
The BrainMap Protocol for Autism
For a child or an adult, the brain map can support the understanding of patterns of sensory processing, attention and regulation. The protocol is built individually, together with the specialist.
The BrainMap Protocol for ADHD
The scan can highlight patterns associated with attention, focus, and impulsivity. The personalized protocol supports concentration and self-regulation, adapted to your profile.
Don't see yourself here?
Protocols are built individually. Book a free consultation and together we'll see what suits you.
Free consultationBrain Mapping does not establish a diagnosis. The protocols are support and wellbeing programs built together with the specialist and can be a starting point toward a specialist assessment.
Who the scan is for
Brain Mapping is suitable for people who want to understand what is happening in their brain. This scan is suitable for people dealing with:
It's also suitable for parents seeking a clearer understanding of attention, regulation and cognitive functioning in children or teenagers.
How the scan works
Initial discussion
The specialist understands the reason you come in, the symptoms you feel, your goals and your current context.
The scan with the iMediSync headset
The headset is placed on your head, and its 19 sensors capture the brain's electrical activity.
AI analysis
The data is processed using artificial intelligence. The system cleans the signal and generates neurophysiological indicators.
3D visual report
You get a report with brain maps, scores and information about your brain activity.
Interpretation of the results
The specialist explains your report, the important areas and what is worth following up on.
What you get, concretely
Why get a Brain Mapping?
Brain Mapping brings clarity where many people remain stuck in assumptions. In a single scan, you can see:
This clarity can help with better decisions, tracking progress over time and understanding your own cognitive functioning.
Your scan is interpreted by a specialist
You don't just get a report. The results are read, explained and turned into recommendations by a specialist with real clinical experience.
Dr. Diana Nemeș
Physician · Neurofeedback Therapist · PhD Candidate in Psychology
Over 20 years of experience with brain activity imbalances. He has interpreted thousands of BrainMap scans and built personalized protocols for patients.
Psih. Clin. Alina Robu
Clinical Psychologist · Neurofeedback Therapist · PhD Candidate in Psychology
International training in neurofeedback and experience with over 15,000 patients. Constantly adapts the protocols to the latest research in the field.
The interpretation of the scans and the recommendations are carried out by the specialists of the BrainMap Institute. Brain Mapping is a functional assessment, not a medical diagnosis.
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