Neurofeedback Near Salt Lake City
Neurofeedback for Salt Lake City and South Valley Families, Closer Than You'd Expect
We're based in American Fork, just over the Point of the Mountain, and families come to us from all over the Salt Lake Valley. From Draper, Bluffdale, Riverton, Sandy, South Jordan, and Herriman, it's usually a 15 to 25 minute drive, often closer than the providers up north.
We use microcurrent neurofeedback to support a nervous system that's stuck in overdrive: no screens, no active task, nothing to force.
Serving the South Valley, Salt Lake City, and Utah County · American Fork, Utah
The basics
What Is Microcurrent Neurofeedback?
IASIS Microcurrent Neurofeedback is a gentle, passive approach aimed at supporting your nervous system's own ability to self-regulate. Small sensors rest on your scalp, paired with a gentle, FDA-cleared device (cleared as a Class II biofeedback device for relaxation and stress reduction), while you simply relax in a chair: no screens, no active concentration, nothing you have to do.
How it's different from traditional neurofeedback
Most people picture the other kind of neurofeedback when they hear the word: an EEG cap, a screen, and a video or game that only plays smoothly when your brain produces certain patterns. That's called operant-conditioning neurofeedback, and it works through repetition: your brain gets rewarded for hitting target patterns, session after session, gradually learning new patterns through active practice.
Microcurrent neurofeedback works differently. Instead of asking your brain to actively chase a reward on a screen, it pairs a gentle microcurrent with your brain's own electrical activity while you simply relax. No task, no screen, no effort required on your part.
What that can mean for your time
Sessions themselves tend to run shorter, commonly 20-30 minutes for microcurrent neurofeedback, compared to the 30-60 minutes of active screen engagement a typical operant-conditioning session calls for.
We chose to build our center around microcurrent neurofeedback because it asks nothing of you during a session. Many clients notice a self-regulating shift within the first few sessions, though everyone is different. It's non-invasive and drug-free, and many clients use it alongside therapy, medication, or nothing else at all.
Common reasons people look into it
What People in the Salt Lake Area Explore Neurofeedback For
Anxiety
A nervous system that feels stuck in overdrive, often explored alongside talk therapy.
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Concerns around distractibility and staying on task, including for kids and teens.
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If something else is on your mind, ask us. Most nervous system concerns fit somewhere on this list.
Closer than you'd think
Serving the South Valley and Salt Lake City
Our center is in American Fork, just south of the Point of the Mountain. From Draper, Bluffdale, and Riverton it's usually about 15 to 20 minutes; from Sandy, South Jordan, and Herriman, about 20 to 25. We also regularly see clients from West Jordan, Murray, Cottonwood Heights, Holladay, Millcreek, and downtown Salt Lake City, which is closer to 35 minutes depending on traffic.
Plenty of families decide it's worth a longer trip, too. We've had clients travel from as far as Syracuse, Ephraim, and St. George. A drive from Salt Lake City tends to feel a lot shorter by comparison.
We offer flexible scheduling, including evenings and Saturdays, to make that drive worth it for families coming from Salt Lake County or other areas across the state.
What to expect
What a Session Actually Looks Like
Why not give your brain a bubble bath?
Sessions are relaxing, passive, and non-invasive. Small sensors are placed gently on your scalp while you sit comfortably for about 20-30 minutes. The microcurrent is so subtle most people don't feel anything at all. No screens, no active task, nothing to push through.
Many clients describe it as one of the few times their mind actually gets a chance to slow down.
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Free 30-minute consultation
Worth the Drive From the Valley?
A free consultation is a low-pressure way to find out. No referral needed, and we'll tell you honestly whether it makes sense for you before you commit to anything.
Or don't take our word for it: read what other families have to say before deciding if the drive is worth it.
No pressure. No referral needed. Flexible scheduling including evenings and Saturdays.
Clear Mind Utah · 21 E. 100 N., Ste. 101, American Fork, Utah · (385) 304-4434
Individual experiences vary. This technique is offered as general self-care information and is not a substitute for medical or mental health treatment. Clear Mind Utah provides microcurrent neurofeedback as a wellness and nervous system support service. We do not diagnose, treat, or cure any medical or mental health condition. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact a qualified professional or call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
About the Author
Troy Gundersen
Troy is the co-founder and owner of Clear Mind Utah, a family-owned microcurrent neurofeedback center in American Fork, Utah. He and his wife Valerie opened the center after experiencing firsthand how a stuck nervous system can quietly take over, and how much is possible when it finally shifts. Troy works alongside Val and their daughter Sydni to help adults and families across Utah County find their way back to calm. Learn more about the team →
