Neurofeedback for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) — North Austin, TX
Personalized Brain Training for Every Spectrum Profile.
QEEG-guided SMR neurofeedback for autism. Sensory-aware, individualized, and built around your child’s actual brain map.
At North Austin Neurofeedback, our neurofeedback sessions are individualized and paced with care. Using real-time brainwave feedback, we help both children and adults diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder strengthen regulation skills, reduce overwhelm, and improve flexibility in daily life. Many families report smoother routines, fewer meltdowns, and a greater sense of ease at home and school.
84%
increase in cognitive efficiency (Rezaee et al., 2025)
SMR Protocol
most studied for ASD
BCIA
certified provider

★ BCIA Board-Certified
✓ EMDR & Trauma-Informed
↻ Drug-Free, Non-Invasive
⚲ North Austin, TX

What Is ASD?
Every Autism Profile Is Neurologically Unique.
Autism Spectrum Disorder is associated with dysregulated connectivity between brain regions. Specifically, patterns in alpha and theta activity that affect sensory processing, attention, emotional regulation, and social communication.
Unlike a one-size-fits-all approach, QEEG-guided neurofeedback maps your child’s specific brain connectivity profile and builds a training protocol around it. No two ASD protocols at North Austin Neurofeedback are identical.
Common Areas We Support
How Neurofeedback Can Help With ASD
Every autism profile is unique. These are the areas most commonly addressed through QEEG-guided neurofeedback at North Austin Neurofeedback.
Sensory Sensitivity
Attention & Focus
Emotional Regulation
Social Communication
Sleep Difficulties
Repetitive Behaviors
Anxiety
Language Processing
Who Is This For?
We Work With Children and Adults Across the Spectrum.
We see clients ages 4 and up — including children with significant sensory sensitivities. Our sessions are adapted to each client’s needs, with quieter environments, flexible pacing, and a calm clinical setting.
✓ Children 4+ with ASD diagnoses
✓ Teens with ASD and school challenges
✓ Adults on the spectrum seeking support
✓ Families wanting a drug-free approach
✓ ASD with ADHD co-occurrence
✓ ASD with severe anxiety
✓ ASD with sleep disorders
✓ High-functioning autism (Level 1)

Peer-Reviewed Research
What Research Shows About Neurofeedback for ASD
ASD neurofeedback research has grown significantly in recent years, with studies showing improvements in cognitive efficiency, sensory processing, and social responsiveness.
84%
increase in cognitive efficiency reported in ASD neurofeedback research (Rezaee et al., 2025).
Individualized
Every ASD protocol is built from a QEEG brain map because no two autism profiles are neurologically identical (Coben et al., 2014).
Non-Med
Drug-free, non-invasive — safe for children with sensory sensitivities (Russo, G. M., Balkin, R. S., & Lenz, A. S. 2022).
Source: Rezaee, M., et al. (2025). QEEG-guided neurofeedback for autism spectrum disorder. Journal of Neurodevelopmental Disorder
Russo, G. M., Balkin, R. S., & Lenz, A. S. (2022). A meta-analysis of neurofeedback for treating anxiety-spectrum disorders. Journal of Counseling & Development, 100, 236–251.
Coben, R., Mohammad-Rezazadeh, I., & Cannon, R. L. (2014). Using quantitative and analytic EEG methods in the understanding of connectivity in autism spectrum disorders. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, 8, 45.
Our ASD Protocol
Sensory-Aware SMR Neurofeedback at North Austin Neurofeedback
SMR (sensorimotor rhythm) neurofeedback is the one of the most studied protocol for ASD, with evidence showing improvements in sensory regulation, attention, and social responsiveness. Every protocol starts with a QEEG brain map to ensure we’re targeting your child’s specific patterns.
Sessions are adapted for sensory needs. Quieter environments, flexible pacing, and no physical discomfort. Parents are kept informed throughout and can expect a trained technician to explain what patterns are being addressed and what to watch for at home.

Getting Started
Our Process for Neurofeedback for ASD in North Austin
A clear, sensory-aware process designed for every profile.
Free Consult
A 15-min call to understand your history, symptoms, and goals.
QEEG Brain Map
A painless scan maps your unique brainwave patterns.
Report of Findings
Review the results from your QEEG brain scan and discuss personalized neurofeedback protocols to help you reach your goals.
Neurofeedback Sessions
During each session, sensors monitor your brainwave activity while visual or auditory feedback guides your brain toward healthier patterns.

★ BCIA Board Certified · LCDC · BCN
Why Choose North Austin Neurofeedback for ASD?
Gil Garza, LCDC, BCN, is BCIA-certified and experienced with ASD across a wide range of presentations from ages 4 through adulthood, from high-support to high-functioning profiles.
Every protocol is built from your child’s QEEG. Every session is adapted to their sensory profile. And parents are kept closely involved throughout the process.
ASD FAQ
Common Questions About Neurofeedback for Autism
Honest answers to the questions we hear most often.

What age can children with autism start neurofeedback?
We work with children as young as 4. The earlier we begin, the more neuroplasticity we can leverage for meaningful change.
Will neurofeedback change my child’s personality?
No. Neurofeedback targets dysregulation — not identity, interests, or personality traits. Many families find their child becomes more regulated without losing what makes them uniquely themselves.
How many sessions are typically needed?
Most ASD protocols involve 30–50 sessions depending on the individual profile. Progress is monitored through regular QEEG re-assessments.
Can neurofeedback be combined with ABA or speech therapy?
Yes. Neurofeedback works synergistically with other therapies — many families find their child becomes more responsive to ABA, speech, and OT after neurofeedback stabilizes their regulation.
Is it sensory-friendly?
Yes. Sessions are adapted for sensory needs — quieter environments, flexible seating, and a calm clinical setting. Gil will discuss specific accommodations during your free consultation.

