Recording & mapping brain activity

EEG & qEEG brain mapping

Understand EEG recording, quantitative EEG analysis, and how results provide supporting information.

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Illustration of EEG recording with Indonesian healthcare professionals

What is it?

EEG records the brain’s electrical activity through sensors on the scalp. qEEG analyses that recording quantitatively to help identify patterns. Findings are discussed alongside concerns, history, and clinical assessment.

Who is it for?

Individuals who have discussed a possible need for brain activity recording with a qualified professional.
Participants who need results explained as part of a broader assessment.
Children’s needs are assessed with a parent or guardian; not every child needs EEG.

What is covered?

Discussion of the purpose, relevant history, preparation, and consent before recording.
EEG recording following the procedure and participant’s condition, where appropriate.
Explanation of findings, assessment limitations, and follow-up needs.

EEG & qEEG brain mapping

How does it work?

Assess the need
A qualified professional considers whether recording suits your goals and circumstances.
Prepare & record
Follow the preparation and consent instructions, then undergo recording according to the procedure.
Discuss results
Results are considered in the context of the assessment and possible next steps.

EEG & qEEG brain mapping

Preparation & service outcomes

Schedules, fees, location, the professional involved, and service scope are confirmed before you continue.

What do you receive?

An explanation of results and interpretation limits within the agreed service scope.
Available findings or reports through authorised access.
Suggestions for further assessment, education, or referral where needed.

How should you prepare?

Share your goals, relevant history, and medication list with the professional through authorised channels.
Follow the team’s preparation instructions; do not stop or change medication without your doctor’s advice.
For children, arrange parent or guardian consent and information that helps the child feel comfortable.

EEG & qEEG brain mapping

Service limits & privacy

qEEG is not an intelligence test, an ADHD diagnosis, or a guarantee of treatment outcomes. Diagnosis follows clinical assessment by an appropriately qualified professional.
Brain mapping results provide supporting information and do not replace a doctor’s diagnosis.
Assessment data and reports are shared only through authorised access for the agreed purpose and with appropriate consent.

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