
If homework has become a daily battle, your child feels overwhelmed by school, or emotions seem to take over, you're not alone. Many of the families who come to Beaverton Neurofeedback have already tried a variety of approaches and are looking for additional support. They want to help their child feel calmer, more confident, more resilient, and better able to navigate everyday challenges.
Every child is different, but many families are simply looking for ways to help life feel a little easier—for both their child and themselves.
Hi, I'm Olga Ward, founder of Beaverton Neurofeedback. Since 2018, I've had the privilege of supporting hundreds of individuals and families through neurofeedback training. I hold Advanced NeurOptimal® certification and have collaborated with the Oregon Post Adoption Resource Center (ORPARC) in their Neurofeedback Adoption Advocacy Program. As both a practitioner and a parent, I understand how difficult it can be to watch a child struggle. My goal is to provide a welcoming, supportive environment where families can explore whether neurofeedback may be a good fit for their unique situation.

We loved Olga so much! I brought my daughter in on a recommendation and we could not be more satisfied. Olga was so kind and explained everything very well. I cannot say enough good things about her! The process was easy and the results were recognizable from day one!— Krystal L., Forest Grove
Most parents who contact me have never experienced neurofeedback before. That's why I've created a comprehensive FAQ page that answers many of the questions families commonly ask, including:
If you've reviewed the FAQ and feel neurofeedback may be a good fit for your family, you're welcome to schedule an initial appointment.
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Neurofeedback is available through in-office sessions, home rental programs, and system purchase options.