If your brain won’t let you rest, everything feels harder. Brain reset and optimization can help your nervous system relearn how to downshift into deep, restorative sleep. It’s a gentle, drug‑free approach to supporting sleep issues and insomnia.



More Than “Just Being Tired”
Sleep issues can look like:
Over time, poor sleep erodes:
You start to feel like a different person – or like the worst version of yourself.
When the Brain Forgets How to Downshift
Sleep is not just “turning off.” It’s a brain‑driven rhythm of activation and rest.
After chronic stress, trauma, pain, or long days “on,” the brain can develop habits like:
These are learned brain habits designed to keep you safe.
Neurofeedback and brain training help the brain:
As sleep improves, people often notice better mood, clearer thinking, and more steady energy.
For sleep issues and insomnia, we typically focus on:
Tools we may use:
We’ll work with you to build a plan that’s realistic for your life and addresses both the brain habits and daily habits affecting your sleep.


In‑Person Brain Reset (Colorado Springs) may be best if:
Our Colorado Springs office also supports clients seeking help with chronic sleep difficulties alongside their existing care.
At‑Home Brain Reset may be best if:
Both options offer a non‑medication, drug‑free approach to improving sleep, rest, and nighttime regulation.
Not sure which fits you best? That’s exactly what the Brain Plan Call is for.
“I started with Raquel when I was dealing with significant insomnia and anxiety…”
“Before starting, I was sleeping 2–3 hours a night and melting down by midday…”
“My sleep improved significantly – now I sleep a full eight hours…”
“I am happy to report that training has made a huge, HUGE difference in my sleep…”


If you’ve been living in survival mode on too little, too shallow sleep, it’s not because you’re weak. Your brain just hasn’t had the support it needs to change the habits it built around staying alert.
We can help you:
If anxiety and chronic stress have been running your life, it’s not because you’re weak. Your brain has just been stuck in protective habits for along time.
We’ll help you:
