In BrainRouting you don't work with what you tell afterwards, but with what happens in your brain in the moment. Sensors on your head continuously measure your brain activity. Here you read how that works, what the measurement shows and whether it is safe.
No obligation · takes 15–30 min
During BrainRouting, sensors on your head continuously measure your brain activity while you watch a film. This is called an EEG (electroencephalogram).
Based on this objective data, your brain receives direct feedback through the screen. You don't need to consciously understand how the feedback works. Your brain learns from the repeated feedback.
Throughout the session, your coach helps you become more aware of your responses and discover what helps you respond differently.
Yes. The sensors only record. They don't send any current or signal into your head.
An EEG is a measurement, not a treatment.
The measurement shows how your brain activity changes in the moments that matter: when things get tense, when something affects you or when you are under pressure. Sometimes these changes become visible before you consciously notice them yourself.
That makes visible what might otherwise go unnoticed. Together with your coach, you explore what happens in those moments. When similar responses keep coming back, you can begin to recognise patterns that also show up in everyday life.
“That screen, I obviously can't fool it,” a participant said after the training.
You watch a film while sensors measure your brain activity. At intervals, your coach pauses the film to discuss what you experience and discover.
Your coach fits the sensors and explains what to expect.
Sensors continuously measure your brain activity, providing objective data throughout the training.
Your brain receives immediate feedback through what you see, hear and feel, helping it learn from repeated feedback.
Through training and repetition, alternative responses become easier to access in everyday life.
Want to know more about the technique? Read what an EEG is, how an electroencephalogram works and what brainwaves are, all in Dutch.
To understand how brain training supports lasting change, read more about neuroplasticity.
See your automatic patterns in action
For people who want to understand what happens under pressure, without starting a larger programme straight away. In 1.5 hours, you see how your brain responds in the moment and discover how your automatic patterns work.
excluding VAT
Format
1-to-1
Duration
1.5 hours
Location
Driebergen
Investment
€ 395
Sensors on your head continuously measure your brain activity using EEG (electroencephalography). Your brain receives direct feedback through what you see, hear and feel during the training.
Yes. The sensors only record and send nothing into your head. An EEG is a measurement, not a treatment.
Your brain activity is measured during the training and used to provide direct feedback.
We also keep an internal record of your sessions, including measurement graphs and brief notes, to support your development.
For more information about how we handle your personal data, please see our privacy statement.
No. Come as you are. Your coach explains at the start what is going to happen.
In a no-obligation introductory call, we look together at what happens for you in the moments that matter, and whether BrainRouting is a good next step.