LENS neurofeedback in Nashville — Tuesday through Saturday.
Neurofeedback in Nashville for adults, children, and families across Davidson County — passive, brief sessions in a calm center just off I-24, with Saturday mornings on the schedule.
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Nashville, TN 37211
Sat 8a–3p
Closed Sun–Mon
What LENS is — and who comes to Thompson Lane.
LENS stands for Low Energy Neurofeedback System. Small sensors read the brain's electrical activity at a point on the scalp, and the system returns a brief feedback signal that lasts a fraction of a second — there is nothing to concentrate on, nothing to watch, and nothing to practice between visits.
This center sits in the middle of the metro, and it shows in who comes: working adults booking around a commute, school-age kids whose parents would rather not pull them out of class, and families driving in from Williamson, Sumner, and Wilson County.
A first visit runs about 60 minutes and starts with a conversation. Then The Harmonized Brain Map — a 21-point recording of brain activity, explained to you point by point, and a written plan you keep.
Clients here most often come in for anxiety and stress, focus and ADHD, and sleep.
Physicians in Middle Tennessee refer patients to us — we work from a standing referral list.
Quiet rooms, and no waiting-room churn.
No fluorescent hum, no clipboard queue. Comfortable chairs, low light, and a team that isn't rushing you anywhere.
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 can start on a Saturday if a weekday doesn't work.
What Nashville clients say.
“The change in executive functioning for this child is night and day. He used to struggle to execute a two step direction (get your socks and shoes on) and get distracted between the two.”
Individual experiences vary.
5.0★ from 160+ Google reviews · 140,000+ LENS sessions since 2016
A referral partner of Amen ClinicsEasy to reach from anywhere in the metro.
Getting here
Private lot on site, free for clients, steps from the door. We're just off I-24 at Thompson Lane, with I-440 ending immediately north of us.
Saturday appointments
We see clients on Saturday mornings — the reason a lot of working adults and school-age kids start here rather than waiting on a weekday slot.
Communities served
This center draws from Davidson County and the Williamson, Sumner, and Wilson County towns around it.
Nashville · Franklin · Brentwood · Spring Hill · Mount Juliet · Hendersonville · Nolensville · Lebanon · College Grove · Thompson's Station · Antioch · Gallatin · Madison · Old Hickory · Fairview · Hermitage
Also nearby
Our Murfreesboro center is open now. Franklin opens soon — Williamson County clients come here in the meantime, and your plan travels with you when it opens.
Questions people ask about the Nashville 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?
Where do I park, and are you open on Saturdays?
Come see the space, meet the team, and ask us anything.
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 whether a weekday or a Saturday suits you better.
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