ClearMind Neuromodulation · Kingston, Ontario

Helping your brain heal.

Neuromodulation uses gentle neurostimulation (tDCS, tACS, pEMF) to help the brain recover and reorganize when there is a medical reason to intervene. Brain injury, trauma, concussion recovery, treatment-resistant depression and more.

Commonly helps with
Anxiety Depression ADHD Concussion Migraines Sleep
What We Do

What is Neuromodulation?

Neuromodulation is gentle neurostimulation (tDCS, tACS and pEMF) that briefly modulates the excitability of specific brain networks. It is generally used when there is a medical reason to intervene, such as brain injury, trauma or a condition that has not responded well to other treatments.

It works by showing the brain what we want it to learn, which speeds up recovery and reorganization considerably. When paired with psychotherapy while the nervous system is open, the work builds on itself and the results hold.

Every protocol is QEEG-guided. We can see where your brain differs from a healthy baseline, and we build a treatment that targets those areas specifically. This is what sets ClearMind apart from other clinics in Eastern Ontario.

"No matter the symptoms or the cause, your brain can change."

A client relaxing during a neuromodulation session at ClearMind
Is it safe?
Non-invasive. Gentle stimulation.
QEEG-guided protocols run by Dr. Beckett, BCIA Board Certified.
How many sessions?
Usually 15 to 30 sessions
Once or twice a week, tapering off as progress builds.
Do results last?
Yes. The changes hold.
Like physical fitness, the brain learns and keeps the new patterns.
Growth Pathway

How we get you to results that hold

A clear path from first conversation to the result you came for. Every client moves through these seven stages. Click any step to read more.

  1. 1 Clinical Interview

    A proper conversation with the therapist about your goals, concerns, symptoms and background.

  2. 2 Diagnostic Assessment

    We assess brain activity to find the areas that are likely to benefit from treatment.

  3. 3 Brain Mapping

    We record brain activity and build a brain map to spot the patterns that may be getting in the way.

  4. 4 Findings Report and Consultation

    We walk you through the results and recommend a treatment plan built around you.

  5. 5 Neuromodulation Session

    You begin a course of sessions using gentle neurostimulation to help the brain heal and reorganize.

  6. 6 Progress Monitoring

    We track how things are going and adjust the plan to keep you moving forward.

  7. 7 Target Result

    The work continues until you reach what you came here for. Better sleep, less anxiety, clearer thinking or more emotional balance.

Who We Help

Conditions neuromodulation treats

Anxiety & Stress

Anxiety is more than a state of mind. It sits in overactive brain networks that keep your nervous system on high alert. Neuromodulation works on anxiety at that neurological level.

Most clients notice quieter internal chatter and a steadier sense of calm within the first few sessions. Training over time builds self-regulation that sticks.

How we treat it
  • QEEG brain mapping to find overactive anxiety circuits
  • Neuromodulation (tACS/pEMF) to quiet the nervous system
  • Neurofeedback training to settle high-beta activity
  • Body-based psychotherapy to release held tension

Migraines & Headache

Migraine and chronic headache are often tied to dysregulated cortical activity and hypersensitivity in specific brain networks. Neuromodulation teaches those networks steadier, more resilient patterns.

Many clients see a meaningful drop in attack frequency and intensity, and report fewer prodromal symptoms as training goes on.

How we treat it
  • QEEG to find the regions driving cortical over-activation
  • Protocols that down-train hyperactive frequencies
  • pEMF and neuromodulation to support vascular and nervous system regulation
  • Tracking attack frequency, severity and recovery time as training progresses

Depression

Depression often shows up in the brain as asymmetrical frontal activity and weaker connectivity. Instead of papering over the symptoms, we work to shift the brain patterns that keep the low mood going.

Pairing the biological and psychological sides of depression often helps when medication alone has fallen short.

How we treat it
  • Brain mapping to spot the EEG signatures linked to depression
  • tDCS and pEMF to support neuroplasticity and energy
  • Neurofeedback to rebalance frontal alpha asymmetry
  • Psychotherapy paired with brain training for deeper change

ADHD

ADHD shows up as a high theta-to-beta ratio. That means too much daydream-state brainwave activity and not enough focused, active thinking. Neuromodulation can speed up the retraining process considerably.

For ADHD, this combined approach can produce lasting improvements in focus, clarity and executive function. Many clients are able to reduce or come off medication.

How we treat it
  • QEEG confirms the ADHD pattern in your brain
  • Neuromodulation to prime the brain for faster learning
  • Neurofeedback to train the brain to produce more beta and less theta
  • Occupational therapy support for kids and adults

Concussion Recovery

Whether your concussion was recent or years ago, the brain fog, fatigue and cognitive gaps can stick around because the brain's blood flow and connectivity haven't fully recovered.

Better blood flow is often what lets the brain begin healing again. Many clients see real cognitive improvement even years after the original injury.

How we treat it
  • QEEG to find injury-related disruptions in brainwave patterns
  • pEMF therapy to improve brain blood flow, which is key to healing
  • Neuromodulation to prime the brain for faster recovery
  • Neurofeedback to rebuild connectivity in injured areas

Sleep & Insomnia

Sleep is often the first thing we work on. A brain that can't settle at night pulls everything else down with it: mood, focus, healing and resilience.

Getting sleep back on track is usually what makes every other improvement possible. Most clients report better sleep within the first few sessions.

How we treat it
  • Brain mapping to find the patterns getting in the way of sleep
  • pEMF and tACS to guide brainwaves toward calmer frequencies
  • Neurofeedback to train healthier sleep architecture
  • Sleep hygiene and nervous system regulation

PTSD & Trauma

Trauma gets stored in the nervous system as patterns that keep the body bracing for a threat. We use both brain stimulation and body-based therapy to work on those patterns where they actually live.

Calming the nervous system first creates the safety needed for deeper work. Many clients find this combined approach helps when talk therapy on its own has stalled.

How we treat it
  • QEEG to find trauma-related patterns in brain connectivity
  • Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, EMDR and Brainspotting
  • Deep Brain Reorienting, one of the newest trauma modalities
  • Neuromodulation to steady the nervous system and reduce reactivity