About
They specialize in helping individuals, including children and adults, overcome symptoms associated with anxiety, panic attacks, ADD/ADHD, autism (ASD), bipolar disorder, depression, insomnia, PTSD issues, and concussions. Their approach uses neurofeedback, a non-invasive and pain-free method that retrains the brain to function better. This technique is supported by over 50 years of scientific research in brain training and self-regulation. At Capital District Neurofeedback Therapy, they offer various services, including brain mapping assessment (QEEG), neurofeedback brain training, neurofeedback training at home, peak performance training for athletes and professionals, individual or family therapy/coaching services, and other services such as PEMF. Their goal is to provide lasting relief from symptoms without relying on medication or constant therapy sessions. Dr. Randy Cale, a licensed psychologist with 35+ years of experience, leads the practice. He has helped hundreds of families, adults, and professionals achieve calm, clarity, and lasting independence using neurofeedback.
Insurance & payment
Capital District Neurofeedback Therapy accepts Neurofeedback Beacon Health and is out of network. Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
- Carelon Behavioral Health
- Out of network
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Brain Mapping Assessment (QEEG)
A detailed map showing exactly where the brain is struggling, using advanced QEEG technology.
Neurofeedback Brain Training
Gentle, drug-free training sessions that retrain the brain to function at its best.
Neurofeedback Training at Home
Convenient at-home training with their guided system.
Peak Performance Training for Athletes and Professionals
Training to restore the clarity and focus that keep individuals on top.
Individual or Family Therapy/Coaching Services
Support for adults and children seeking freedom from anxiety and medication dependence.
PEMF
Other services offered by the practice.