Brain Wave Analysis and Training at PYONG Rehabilitation Penthouse

Brain Wave Analysis and Training is a brain rehabilitation approach that merges technology and medicine. Specifically at PYONG Rehabilitation Penthouse (11th Floor, Gaysorn Tower, BTS Chidlom), we utilize the latest Brain Wave Analysis and Training device to help individuals with issues related to cognition, memory, concentration, or the elderly seeking to prevent dementia, receive safe and personalized recovery.

This service is suitable for those seeking preventive brain care, recovery after a stroke, or enhancement of focus and perception skills, all under the close supervision of a Rehabilitation Medicine physician and a multidisciplinary team.

What is Brain Wave Analysis and Training

Brain Wave Analysis and Training is a process of detecting and evaluating brain wave activity via sensory equipment. This data is then used for appropriate brain training and stimulation. The goal is to help the brain achieve a balance between states of alertness and relaxation, leading to improved concentration and cognitive function for the client.

Training typically involves supplementary activities such as VR concentration practice, focus games, or music therapy, and is a non-invasive and safe method.

Why Choose Brain Wave Training at PYONG Rehabilitation?

At PYONG Rehabilitation Penthouse, we emphasize Physician-led care. Every step involves an assessment by a Rehabilitation Medicine physician before a personalized recovery plan is designed.

A key difference is our use of the latest Brain Wave Analysis and Training technology, which possesses the following capabilities:

▶︎ Detailed Detection of 6 Brain Waves:

Gamma waves: Influential during periods of anxiety.
High Beta waves: Influential during periods of tension/stress.
Middle Beta waves: Influential during periods of logical thought.
Low Beta waves: Influential during perception of the surroundings.
Alpha waves: Influential during relaxation or meditation.
Theta waves: Influential during sleep; excess may indicate depression or exhaustion.

These are used to assess the brain and body stress score, the brain workload management score, and the quality of rest score.

▶︎ Accurate in-Depth Analysis and Tracking:

Can Precisely analyze data and track changes in the brain’s function.

▶︎ Extensive Training Content: Over 7 Training modes

Our Brain Training System features over 7 training modes encompassing more than 100 training formats, including:

Neurofeedback Meditation (for brain relaxation using nature sounds).
MBSR Meditation (for concentration and focus).
Coloring Therapy (for brain relaxation using color theory).
Gymnastics (for physical and brain relaxation).
Concentration Games (for focused attention).
Brain Games (to train left and right brain hemispheres).
Breathing Training.

Compared to other methods, such as general cognitive programs without brain wave measurement, or training activities focusing on a single aspect, Brain Analysis and Training at PYONG allows us to “see” the brain’s actual response and adjust the training with greater precision.

How Brain Wave Training Works

Brain Assessment: The physician uses the Brain Analysis device to detect brain waves under various conditions.
Data Analysis: The data is processed by the Brain Analysis and Training system to create a profile of brain function.
Training Design: The physician and occupational therapist select personalized brain training programs from the 7 modes and 100 formats to match the patient’s treatment goals.
Training Session: The patient participates in the activities, closely monitored by the physician and the rehabilitation team.
Follow-up: Re-assessments are performed periodically to adjust the training plan as needed.

In each session, the client may feel relaxed, focused, or mildly challenged by the training, but it is not painful or harmful.

Conditions Suitable for Brain Wave Training

ADHD or Concentration Deficit
Short/Long-term Memory Issues
Early-stage Dementia
Post-stroke Rehabilitation
Anxiety or Insomnia
Work-related Stress
Mild Depression
Elderly individuals seeking to slow cognitive decline
Individuals seeking to enhance concentration and focus
General individuals interested in preventive brain development

Research Supporting Brain Wave Training

Multiple studies suggest that using brain wave training in conjunction with supplementary activities may help enhance brain function related to memory, concentration, and emotional control. For example:

Neurofeedback brain training is found to assist in enhancing concentration in certain groups of children and adults.
Cognitive stimulation via games is reported to positively affect memory and cognition in the elderly.
Music therapy research indicates that music can stimulate brain circuits related to emotion and learning.

While results are dependent on the individual, this data suggests that this approach holds significant potential in supporting brain health.

How Often Should It Be Practiced?

Generally, we recommend starting with 1–2 sessions per week and continuing for at least 4–6 weeks to observe noticeable changes. However, the physician will customize the frequency and format to suit each individual.

When to Expect Results?

Short-term:

Many feel more relaxed after the first session or more focused within 1–2 weeks.

Long-term

Significant improvement in memory, cognition, and concentration is usually clearer after 1–2 months of continuous training.

Safety and Precautions

Brain Wave Training with Omnifit is considered a non-invasive, painless, and highly safe technology. However, the medical team at PYONG Rehabilitation will always perform a prior assessment to ensure its suitability for every client.

Cost

The cost starts at 4,600 Baht. The exact price depends on the number of sessions and the training format. The physician will assess and recommend the most suitable package.