LENS neurofeedback in Murfreesboro, TN
Passive, brief sessions for adults, children, and families from Smyrna to Shelbyville — in a calm center a few minutes off I-24, near Broad Street.
16 reviews, every one of them five stars. See them on our Google listing →
Murfreesboro, TN 37130
Closed Fri–Mon
free for clients
What LENS is — and who comes to Chestnut Street.
LENS is short for Low Energy Neurofeedback System, and the approach is passive by design: small sensors read the brain's own electrical activity, and the system answers with a feedback signal far weaker than the one from the phone in your pocket. There is nothing to perform, and nothing to keep up with at home.
This is the center for people who would otherwise drive past it: families from Smyrna, La Vergne and Christiana, commuters who work in Nashville and would rather not add the drive to the end of a day, and clients coming in from Bell Buckle, Shelbyville, Woodbury and Manchester.
A first visit runs about 60 minutes: a full conversation first, then The Harmonized Brain Map — a 21-point recording of brain activity — walked through with you point by point, and a written plan you keep.
People come to this center most often for anxiety and stress, focus and ADHD, and sleep.
Physicians in Middle Tennessee refer patients to us — we work from a standing referral list.
A downtown center, built to the same standard.
The same care model, the same training, and the same honest policies as every Harmonized center.
The rooms are quiet and the chairs are comfortable, and nobody is moved through on a clock. A session runs about 30 minutes, and most people read or simply rest through it.
Photography of this center is being produced now. Until it arrives we would rather show you nothing than show you somebody else's room.
Know exactly what to expect.
Greeted by name
No clipboard queue, no waiting-room limbo.
We talk first
What's going on, what you've tried, what you hope changes.
A gentle brain map
Brief readings at a series of points — nothing to feel.
Plan & honest answers
You leave with a written plan you keep. Nothing is booked that day unless you want it to be.
The call is free, no referral is needed, and you'll never be asked to commit to a long program up front.
What Murfreesboro clients say.
“After only a few sessions I felt my anxiety levels come down. The negative voices quieted. The brain fog lifted. I felt able to manage stress better, felt more focused, clearer and had more energy.”
Individual experiences vary.
5.0★ from 160+ Google reviews · 140,000+ LENS sessions since 2016
A referral partner of Amen Clinics
A few minutes off I-24, in the middle of town.
Getting here
Private lot on site, free for clients. We're in downtown Murfreesboro, a few minutes off I-24 and just off Broad Street.
Our schedule here
This center runs Tuesday through Thursday. If Friday or Saturday works better for you, our Nashville center keeps those hours and your plan travels with you.
Communities served
This center draws from across Rutherford County, and from the Bedford, Cannon and Coffee County towns beyond it.
Murfreesboro · Smyrna · Christiana · La Vergne · Eagleville · Rockvale · Woodbury · Manchester · Bell Buckle · Shelbyville
Also nearby
Nashville center · Franklin coming soon — transfer anytime; your plan travels with you.
Questions people ask about the Murfreesboro center.
Do I need a referral or a diagnosis to start?
What happens at the first visit, and what does it cost?
How many sessions will I need?
Do you take insurance, HSA or FSA?
Is it appropriate for children?
What days are you open, and where do I park?
Start with a call — before you drive anywhere.
How much LENS helps varies from person to person, and it isn't a replacement for care you're already getting. A call is the fastest way to find out whether it fits, and which of our two centers is easier for you to reach.
If we don’t think LENS is right for you, we’ll tell you on the phone — before you ever book or pay for anything.
The call is free · No referral needed · HSA & FSA accepted