Prism is a brain training therapy designed to help people with PTSD and depression. It uses real-time brain activity feedback to help you learn how to better control your symptoms.
Prism is the first FDA-approved neurofeedback device specifically designed for treating PTSD and depression. Unlike medication, Prism is completely non-invasive and drug-free.
Prism teaches you to control your own brain patterns using your thoughts. The treatment uses a computer that can read your brain activity and turn it into a game-like experience where your thoughts control what happens on screen.
Its AI system was trained on functional MRI (fMRI) brain scans, and now can operate without them. The computer uses machine learning to decode which of your thoughts is the most able to heal your trauma, or depression.
You wear a soft cap with sensors that reads your brain activity. No fMRI scan needed.
Control animated characters on screen using your thoughts and memories.
Discover which mental strategies work best and practice them at home. Examples include singing a song in your head or imagining yourself floating in space.
Prism adapts to your unique brain patterns, making treatment more effective for your specific symptoms.
Prism doesn't involve drugs or invasive procedures. It's a good option if you prefer to avoid medication or haven't had success with traditional treatments.
You learn techniques you can use on your own to manage your symptoms, giving you more control over your mental health.
Prism is the first new PTSD treatment approved by the FDA in 20 years. For PTSD, clinical studies show that 67% patients had significant symptom improvement, including better sleep. For depression, 76% of patients experienced meaningful reduction in symptoms.
Side effects are mild and temporary. Some people report headache or fatigue that goes away on its own after sessions.
Practice mental strategies while watching animated characters respond to your brain activity.
Like most treatments, Prism doesn't work well for everyone. Some people may see dramatic improvements while others may have more modest results.
Your care navigator will explain the process, discuss insurance and costs, and connect you with a clinician to explore today’s most advanced mental health treatments.