LENS Neurofeedback · Franklin, Tennessee

A quieter mind,
without effort. Gentle, non-invasive brain training that helps your nervous system return to balance.

The Low Energy Neurofeedback System (LENS) reads your brain activity in real time and gently reflects it back — no screens to watch, no exercises to do. Most people feel a meaningful shift within just a handful of sessions.

9–12
Typical sessions before noticeable change
~30min
Typical follow-up appointment
All ages
Children, adults, and seniors welcome

A different kind of brain training.

LENS — the Low Energy Neurofeedback System — is an innovative approach to brain training and self-regulation. Instead of asking you to focus on a screen or play a game, it works directly with your brain's own electrical impulses, gently helping the whole system recognize and release inefficient patterns.

The signal it sends back is faint — about a thousand times weaker than a cell phone signal. There's nothing to learn or practice. You sit, we listen, and your nervous system does the rest.

"It's the most efficient form of neurofeedback we've found — gentle, passive, and remarkably fast." — A common reaction from new clients
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Non-invasive & passive

No medication, no electrical stimulation. Sensors read your brain's activity and reflect it back. You can simply rest with your eyes closed.

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Brief sessions

The LENS application itself is often complete in under ten minutes. Most appointments after the initial brain map run about thirty.

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Subtle shifts that build

Many clients notice meaningful changes within just a handful of sessions, and the changes tend to hold once the brain has had a chance to settle.

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Safe across the lifespan

Because the signal is so gentle, LENS is appropriate for clients ranging from young children to seniors and clients with sensitivities.

Wide-ranging support, all rooted in one quiet recalibration.

LENS has shown meaningful benefits across neurological, emotional, cognitive, and somatic concerns. Some of the most common reasons clients come to see us:

i.ADHD
ii.Anxiety
iii.Depression
iv.Trauma & PTSD
v.Panic Attacks
vi.OCD
vii.Head Injuries & Concussion
viii.Autism Spectrum
ix.Sensory Processing
x.Addiction Recovery Support
xi.Post-Partum Depression
xii.Neurological Issues

And for those simply seeking more from their day.

LENS is also widely used to support overall functioning — sharper focus, deeper sleep, steadier mood, more available energy. It's a quiet upgrade to the way your brain meets the day.

Athletic performance Mental clarity Energy & motivation Focus Sleep quality Therapy support Stress resilience Recovery & resilience Mental endurance Mood stability

Three steps. Nothing complicated.

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~50 minutes · First visit

Initial brain mapping session

Your first visit is part conversation, part gentle treatment. We talk through what brought you in, then begin reading your brain's frequencies, amplitudes, and variability across multiple sites. Because LENS is a send-and-receive technology, you receive a tailored response from session one — even more sensitive nervous systems get exactly what they're ready for.

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~30 minutes · Each visit

Follow-up sessions

Each follow-up begins with a check-in — what's shifted, what's softening — and continues with a brief LENS application targeted to a select few sites informed by your map. Mapping continues to deepen across the first few visits as we learn more about your physiology.

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9–12 sessions, typically

Track & refine progress

For most people, nine to twelve sessions are enough to feel substantial change. We're continually refining the map throughout your work — the goal is brain, body, and nervous system working together the way they're designed to. Many clients return monthly or quarterly for what they describe as a quiet "tune-up."

Sessions can be weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly — paced to your life.

A practice built on presence, not pressure.

The practitioners of Cool Springs Neurofeedback
Franklin, Tennessee

We started Cool Springs Neurofeedback because we kept noticing how much heavy lifting people were doing just to feel okay. Coffee to wake up, a drink to wind down, talk therapy alongside medication alongside sheer willpower. All of it valuable — and all of it asking a lot of a nervous system that hadn't had the chance to reset.

LENS gave us a way to meet people somewhere quieter. They lie back. We work in near silence. And the system that's been bracing for so long begins, slowly, to let go.

Whether you're navigating a concussion, decades of anxiety, the long tail of trauma, or simply want more from your week — we'd be honored to sit with you.

Warmly, the Cool Springs Neurofeedback team
LENS Practitioners · Franklin, TN

A different kind of quiet.

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I walked out of my third session and noticed I wasn't bracing anymore. I didn't even realize I had been. It's the most subtle, profound thing.

— Client, Franklin TN
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I came in for post-concussion fog and stayed for the sleep. Both came back. Years of trying things, and this was the one that actually held.

— Client, Brentwood TN
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What surprised me is how little I had to do. I just sat there. By session six my daughter said, "Mom, you're laughing again."

— Client, Cool Springs

Good questions, honest answers.

No. Traditional neurofeedback typically asks you to interact with audio or visual stimuli on a screen, often for forty-five to sixty minutes at a time. LENS is passive — you don't watch, listen, or focus on anything. The system reads your brain and offers it a faint signal that helps it self-correct. Sessions are also significantly shorter.
Sometimes — but more often, it complements it. Many people come to LENS after years of therapy, medication, coaching, or self-work and still feel "stuck" in the same emotional or nervous system patterns. LENS doesn't replace insight or support, but it can help the brain and nervous system become more flexible, regulated, and responsive. People often tell us their other work finally starts to land differently once their system has had a chance to settle.
It varies, but for most people nine to twelve sessions are enough to feel meaningful, lasting change. Some clients need fewer; some, particularly those addressing complex trauma or long-standing concerns, benefit from more. After the initial work, many people return monthly or quarterly for a brief tune-up.
Yes. The LENS signal is approximately a thousand times weaker than a typical cell phone signal. There is no electrical stimulation and nothing introduced into the body. LENS is used safely with clients across the lifespan, including young children and people with significant sensitivities.
Most clients describe it as deeply restful. We place small sensors on the scalp using a conductive paste, you sit comfortably (often with eyes closed), and the application itself takes only a few minutes per site. Some people feel a sense of quiet or lightness immediately after; others notice subtler shifts over the next day or two — better sleep, less reactivity, more available energy.
Yes. LENS is regularly used alongside prescribed medications, EMDR, somatic work, and other forms of care — not as a replacement. We're happy to coordinate with your existing care team. Any medication changes are a conversation between you and your prescriber, never a step you're asked to take to begin LENS.
Reach out and we'll walk you through current rates and any HSA/FSA options for your situation. Because LENS sessions are often briefer and outcomes are typically reached in fewer visits, the overall investment tends to be modest compared with longer-form neurofeedback or open-ended treatment.

Let's see if this feels like a fit.

Reach out by call, text, or email and we'll find a time to talk. We'll walk you through what to expect and answer anything still on your mind. No pressure — just a conversation.

Visit 3326 Aspen Grove Dr
Building D, Suite 404
Franklin, TN 37067
Call or text (615) 538-5822
Hours By appointment, Mon–Fri