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Neurofeedback · Biofeedback · qEEG · HRVMost people who could use neurofeedback or biofeedback have never heard of it. They search for their problem: can't focus, can't sleep, headaches since a concussion, stress that won't let up. We build the pages and content that connect those searches to your clinic, and we keep the evidence claims honest. Clinics across Canada and the US.
Free audit: we look at your site, Google Business Profile and rankings, and send back a short list of fixes. No pitch, no obligation.
Why it's different
General SEO advice assumes people already know what they're looking for. With neurofeedback and biofeedback, they usually don't. That changes what your site needs to do.
People search "ADHD help without medication" or "concussion recovery", not "neurofeedback". A site that only talks about the treatment misses most of them.
The research is strong in some areas and mixed in others. Overselling hurts trust and can break advertising rules. Underselling loses the client.
A training program is a real commitment of time and money. People read a lot before they book, so your site has to answer their questions better than anyone else's.
Pages we build
We map what people are actually searching for to the services you offer, then build a page or guide for each one that links back to your main service pages. Here are the usual starting points.
Searches like: neurofeedback for ADHD, ADHD help for kids without medication, trouble focusing at work
Usually the biggest opportunity. A careful, well-sourced page on neurofeedback for ADHD, with a parent-focused version if you see a lot of kids.
Searches like: biofeedback for anxiety, HRV training, how to calm my nervous system
Where biofeedback shines. We explain HRV and breathing-based training in plain words, and link to your neurofeedback services where they fit.
Searches like: can't stay asleep, insomnia treatment without pills
A page that explains how training may help sleep, what the evidence says, and what a program looks like.
Searches like: post-concussion symptoms, brain fog after concussion
Often a referral-heavy area. We write for patients and for the physios and doctors who refer them.
Searches like: biofeedback for migraines, tension headache treatment
Thermal and EMG biofeedback content, framed around what the research supports.
Searches like: qEEG brain map near me, what is a brain map
A clear explainer of what the assessment is (and isn't), what it costs and what happens next. Often your best-converting page.
What's included
Everything a neurofeedback or biofeedback clinic needs to get found, explain what it does, and turn a website visit into a booked assessment.
Keyword research around symptoms and treatments, one page per service and condition, clean site structure, and internal links that tell Google which page owns which topic. The goal is to rank for "neurofeedback near me" and for the dozens of symptom searches that come before it.
Guides and articles that answer the questions people ask before they book: "Does neurofeedback work?", "What is biofeedback therapy?", "How many sessions will I need?". Written in plain language with sources, and signed off by your clinical lead. We can write it, or edit what your team writes.
Many neurofeedback clients are happy to leave a review, but if your clinicians are regulated (psychologists, psychotherapists, physicians), testimonial rules may still apply. We set up review requests that fit your rules, help you respond to reviews without confirming anyone was a client, and keep your listings accurate everywhere.
Correct categories, services and photos on your Google Business Profile, consistent listings, and location pages if you have more than one clinic, so you show up in the map pack for "neurofeedback near me" and "biofeedback [your city]".
A site that explains what you do in 30 seconds, shows pricing or program ranges, and makes booking an assessment easy. We can fix the site you have or build a new one. See our website design work.
Fast pages, medical clinic and FAQ schema, author and reviewer credentials on health content, and analytics set up so nothing identifying about a client ever leaves your systems.
Doing it properly
Neurofeedback and biofeedback get a lot of scrutiny, from regulators and from skeptical parents and doctors. Being careful here isn't a limitation, it's what makes people trust you. What we stick to:
Common questions
Carefully. We write to what the research actually supports, cite it, and say where the evidence is still developing. It's safer for you with regulators, and it converts better with the skeptical parents and professionals who make up a lot of your enquiries.
Yes, each service should have its own page, and so should each main concern you treat. But they live under one clear structure so they support each other instead of competing. We'll map it out in the audit.
Yes. We work with neurofeedback and biofeedback clinics across Canada and the US. Almost all the work happens remotely, and we check your state or provincial rules before writing anything.
It's often faster than other behavioral health clinics because there's less competition. Local and niche searches can move in 2 to 4 months. Bigger symptom topics like ADHD take 6 to 12 months because you're competing with health sites.
Either. Most clinics have us write it and a clinician review it for accuracy. Some clinicians like to write and have us edit and optimize. Both work.
If you offer remote or home-training programs, we'll build pages for those too. They can reach people well outside your local area, which matters a lot in rural parts of Canada and the US.
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