Microcurrent Neurofeedback (MCN) in Austin, TX
Help Your Nervous System Settle
MCN is gentle, brain-based support that helps your mind and body settle — so mindfulness and therapy can go deeper. Non-invasive, 50-minute sessions, offered in person at our Austin office.
50 min
Sessions, like a standard therapy appointment
Non-invasive
Trillionths of a watt — most people feel nothing
FDA-registered
Devices registered for relaxation training
In person
At our Austin office, alongside your therapy
Sydney Loza, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
I work out almost every day — it keeps me sane (my husband agrees).
Looking for a therapist? We’ll help you find a perfect match.
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- Narrow by insurance, availability, and how a therapist works
- Save the ones you want to come back to
- Or just describe what you’re going through, and let it find the fit
When the Body Won’t Settle
Some nervous systems stay revved no matter how much insight therapy builds. MCN is for exactly that. People add it to their care when they feel:
- Stuck in talk therapy — understanding plenty, shifting little
- Overactivated by stress, with a body that won’t come down
- Trapped in long-standing patterns that resist willpower
- Sleep that never quite restores
- Foggy, wired, or both at once
- Mindfulness practice that keeps bouncing off a restless system
Recognize yourself? Ask about MCN — we’ll tell you honestly whether it fits your situation.
How MCN Works
Sensors on the scalp deliver very low-power micro-frequency signals — measured in trillionths of a watt. These briefly nudge your brainwave patterns, giving a dysregulated nervous system the chance to shift into a more balanced, flexible mode. Think of it like rebooting a frozen computer: a brief nudge, then the brain does its own reorganization.
What does a session actually feel like?
Mostly like sitting comfortably for 50 minutes. The current is far below what you can feel — most people notice nothing during the session itself, and some feel relaxed or pleasantly tired afterward.
Unlike traditional neurofeedback, there’s no weeks-long training regimen with screens and games. MCN is a reset: brief micro-stimulation, then your brain does the reorganizing on its own schedule.
Questions before trying it? Ask for a call.
What MCN Can Support
We use MCN as a complementary tool for stress regulation — not a standalone medical cure. Clients typically pursue it to reduce baseline nervous-system arousal, sleep more deeply, think more clearly, and make mindfulness practice sustainable instead of a fight.
MCN devices are FDA-registered for relaxation training and muscle re-education, and we’re straightforward about what the evidence does and doesn’t show. Your therapist will tell you honestly whether it makes sense for your plan.
Sessions & Packages
MCN sessions run 50 minutes, in person at our Austin office, and can stand alone or slot in alongside your regular therapy. Package options make a series of sessions simpler and more affordable — get in touch for current pricing and availability.
The MCN Journey
From first question to a settled baseline — here’s the whole arc.
1Ask about MCN
A short conversation about your situation and whether MCN fits — honest answers, no commitment.
2Plan your series
We map how MCN slots into your care — standalone or alongside therapy — and pick a package that fits.
3First session
Fifty comfortable minutes in our Austin office. Sensors on, micro-signals do their quiet work, and that’s it.
4The brain reorganizes
Between sessions, your nervous system does the real work — many clients notice sleep and calm shifting first.
5A settled baseline
Less revved, more flexible — and a foundation that lets mindfulness and therapy go deeper than before.
Curious whether MCN belongs in your plan?
Tell us a little about what you’re working on and we’ll give you a straight answer — whether that’s MCN, therapy, both, or neither. And if you’re new to AMC, Matcha, our custom matching platform, can pair you with the right therapist at the same time.