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Grey Matters Giving you the power ⚡️ to enhance your mental health 🧠 through neurofeedback training.

Grey Matters is a Carmel-based clinic specializing in neurofeedback for the mitigation of symptoms related to anxiety, depression, post-traumatic disorder (PTSD), attention deficit disorder (ADD), attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD), apraxia, and migraines.

A reminder we all probably need sometimes is that:You don’t have to do everything at once.Neurofeedback can be one part ...
10/13/2026

A reminder we all probably need sometimes is that:

You don’t have to do everything at once.

Neurofeedback can be one part of supporting the brain. However, the everyday habits around it matter too: sleep, nutrition, movement, screen time, self-care, reading, journaling, and making space to slow down.

The hard part is that lists like this can start to feel like one more list of things you are “supposed” to be doing.
So, rather than making it a checklist, pick one.

One habit that feels manageable.
One change you can actually repeat.
One thing that makes life feel a little more supportive instead of a little more demanding.

Progress does not have to be dramatic to be meaningful.

What is one habit that helps you feel more like yourself?

Meet Marissa, Honey, and Jenna — three of the friendly faces you may see around Grey Matters. 💙They help keep the studio...
10/12/2026

Meet Marissa, Honey, and Jenna — three of the friendly faces you may see around Grey Matters. 💙

They help keep the studio running, support our clients, answer questions, and make sure people feel comfortable when they walk through the door.

Brain health can feel complicated.

The experience of getting support shouldn’t have to.

We’re grateful for a team that brings knowledge, care, and plenty of personality to the studio every day.

Drop a 👋 and help us say hello to Marissa, Honey, and Jenna!

A question we hear often is: “Does autism get worse with age?”Autism itself is not something that simply progresses and ...
10/08/2026

A question we hear often is: “Does autism get worse with age?”

Autism itself is not something that simply progresses and gets worse year after year. But symptoms, behaviors, and support needs can change across childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. The CDC notes that autistic people may experience changes in symptoms and related health conditions over time, especially during major life transitions.

Sometimes what looks like “worsening” is actually increased stress, greater social demands, sensory overload, masking fatigue, anxiety, or a support system that no longer fits the person’s needs.

That is why the better question may be:

“What has changed around this person, and what support do they need now?”

Read our latest blog that answers this question: https://greymatters.studio/does-autism-get-worse-with-age/

Not a bad view for a neurofeedback session. 🌿Neurofeedback can sound complicated when you first hear about it, but the a...
10/07/2026

Not a bad view for a neurofeedback session. 🌿

Neurofeedback can sound complicated when you first hear about it, but the actual experience is designed to be comfortable and non-invasive.

Clients can settle into the chair while brain activity is monitored and feedback is provided through visual and/or auditory cues.

The technology may be doing a lot behind the scenes.

Your job?

Get comfortable, take in the view, and let your brain practice.

Have you ever wondered what a neurofeedback session actually feels like?

Welcome to Grey Matters 💙We know walking into a new place can feel a little intimidating, especially when you’re already...
10/06/2026

Welcome to Grey Matters 💙

We know walking into a new place can feel a little intimidating, especially when you’re already trying to figure out what’s going on with yourself or someone you love.

Our goal is to make the experience feel simple, comfortable, and human from the moment you walk through the door.

You bring the questions. We’ll help you find a better place to start.

Ever wonder what happens before a neurofeedback session begins?This is part of it.Our team prepares the cap, sensors, an...
10/02/2026

Ever wonder what happens before a neurofeedback session begins?

This is part of it.

Our team prepares the cap, sensors, and connections before training so everything is ready when the client sits down.

It may look like a lot of wires, but neurofeedback itself is non-invasive. During training, brain activity is monitored and feedback is provided through visual and/or auditory cues to help the brain practice more regulated patterns.

This behind-the-scenes setup is one of those little things clients usually never get to see.

Have questions about what neurofeedback feels like or what happens during a session? Ask us below.

You do not need to overhaul your entire life to support your brain. Sometimes it starts with something much smaller:A wa...
10/01/2026

You do not need to overhaul your entire life to support your brain. Sometimes it starts with something much smaller:

A walk.

A few slower breaths.

Fresh air.

Sunlight.

Ten quiet minutes without a screen.

Small habits may help support stress regulation, sleep, focus, and overall well-being when they become part of your routine.

Your brain notices what you practice consistently.

So if today feels like a lot, start simple.

Take the walk. Breathe a little deeper. Get outside.

Small steps still count.

Autism is not a straight line from “mild” to “severe.”Today’s autism levels are meant to describe support needs—not inte...
09/30/2026

Autism is not a straight line from “mild” to “severe.”

Today’s autism levels are meant to describe support needs—not intelligence, potential, personality, or worth. And those needs can look very different from one person, setting, or stage of life to another.

Our new blog breaks down Levels 1, 2, and 3, outdated functioning labels, and what these terms actually mean.

Read the full article on our website : https://greymatters.studio/types-of-autism-understanding-autism-spectrum-levels/

Bullying is not always obvious.Sometimes there is no pushing, yelling, or visible injury.Sometimes it is the group chat ...
09/29/2026

Bullying is not always obvious.

Sometimes there is no pushing, yelling, or visible injury.

Sometimes it is the group chat they were suddenly removed from. The lunch table that keeps “forgetting” to save them a seat. The rumor everyone seems to know. The joke that stopped being funny a long time ago.

And sometimes the only thing a parent sees is a child who suddenly hates school, quits an activity they loved, becomes unusually quiet, or falls apart the minute they get home.

As we head into Bullying Prevention Month, this is a good reminder to ask questions that go a little deeper than “How was school?”

Try asking:

Who did you sit with today?
Did anyone make you feel left out?
Did anything happen that you want me to know about?

The goal is not to interrogate.

It is to make sure they know there is a safe place to tell the truth.

Ask your child who they sit with — not only whether school was “fine.”

About your anxiety. Your ADHD. Your burnout. Your child’s big emotions. The days when you looked “fine” but were working...
09/25/2026

About your anxiety. Your ADHD. Your burnout. Your child’s big emotions. The days when you looked “fine” but were working twice as hard just to keep up.

Sometimes being understood can change the way we carry something.

Share yours in the comments—you never know who might read it and feel a little less alone.

Address

13250 Hazel Dell Parkway, Suite 102
Carmel, IN
46033

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 11:30am
3:30pm - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 11:30am
3:30pm - 7pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 11:30am
3:30pm - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 11:30am
3:30pm - 7pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

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