Support brain energy, circulation, and recovery — gently and non-invasively.
tPBM (transcranial photobiomodulation) is a light-based therapy that supports cellular energy and circulation in the brain.
It can be helpful for people experiencing brain fog, fatigue, long-term stress, post-concussion changes, or age-related cognitive slowing.
At Breakthrough Neurofeedback, tPBM is offered in-center in Colorado Springs or through structured at-home programs.

tPBM is a gentle, non-invasive therapy that uses specific wavelengths of light to support:
These wavelengths — typically in the near-infrared range — interact with brain tissue in ways that support metabolism and energy availability at the cellular level.
Sessions are quiet, painless, and relaxing. You simply wear the device for a set time while resting.
Neurofeedback focuses on how the brain regulates and organizes its activity.
tPBM focuses on supporting the cellular energy that allows brain tissue to function efficiently.
By improving energy availability and circulation, tPBM can help:
Many clients describe tPBM as helping their brain feel more “fueled,” especially during periods of heavy mental demand.
tPBM may be helpful for people experiencing:
It is also used by people who want to proactively support brain energy and resilience.


Like HEG, tPBM is family‑friendly:
If you’re ready to move forward, you may place a $50 at-home deposit and we’ll contact you to finalize details.


tPBM uses low‑level red and near‑infrared light — not heat or lasers that burn tissue. When used properly and within recommended settings, it’s designed to support cellular energy and healthy blood flow, not cause damage. We guide you on safe use, timing, and dosing so it’s appropriate for your brain and nervous system.
It can, depending on timing and settings. Some protocols feel more activating, especially if used later in the day. Others are more calming. We help you choose the right timing and approach — for example, daytime vs evening use — based on your goals and how your system responds.
Many people notice shifts in clarity, energy, or sleep quality within the first few weeks, especially with consistent use (3–5 sessions per week). Deeper support for brain fog, fatigue, or long‑term stress load typically builds over 1–3 months.
Many people with concussion/TBI or long‑term neurological challenges use tPBM as part of a broader care plan. We review your history first and, when appropriate, encourage coordination with your medical providers so everyone is on the same page.
Whether you're exploring neurofeedback, tPBM-only support, or a combined plan, we’ll help determine what fits your goals and real life.
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