
Centro Terapéutico Sincronía
A Madrid center advertising neurofeedback, non-invasive brain stimulation and auditory programs for children, teenagers and adults.
About Centro Terapéutico Sincronía
What Centro Terapéutico Sincronía is
Centro Terapéutico Sincronía presents itself as a private healthcare center in Madrid using neuromodulation and neurorehabilitation techniques with children, teenagers and adults. It describes an interdisciplinary team that develops individual programs after an initial assessment and continuing review.
Advertised techniques
- Neurofeedback training
- Transcranial direct-current stimulation, or tDCS
- Event-related potential, or ERP, assessment
- Johansen and APAAL auditory programs
- Work described as integrating primitive reflexes
- Approaches described in relation to neuroinflammation
- Neurofield
- Assessment and treatment monitoring
Conditions mentioned
The center lists autism, dyslexia, attention difficulties and ADHD, memory and learning problems, brain injury, depression, anxiety and sleep disorders. It also refers, without a clear clinical description, to adopted people “with problems”. Listing a condition does not show that every technique offered is evidence-based or suitable for it, and some approaches have limited or disputed evidence.
Team
The named team members are Marina de Santiago, Clara Martín Iglesias, Alba Campos, María Álvarez Gallego and Isabel Robledo. The center also advertises services for professionals. Verify each person’s profession, registration, qualifications and responsibility for diagnosis or treatment.
Location and contact
Address: Calle del Torpedero Tucumán 16, 28016 Madrid. Phones: +34 91 245 67 15 and +34 699 70 18 83. Email: contacto@centroterapeuticosincronia.es. Confirm current healthcare authorization, hours and appointment availability.
Before starting, request the clinical rationale, evidence, alternatives, risks, cost, number of sessions, measurable goals and safeguarding and consent process for children. Do not stop prescribed care or medication without the treating clinician.
Neurofeedback and neuromodulation