The science underlying Neurobehavioral Therapy is based on the understanding that mental disorders such as anxiety, attention deficit, depression, and other behavioral, cognitive, and emotional dis-regulations are associated with specific patterns of brain activity and connectivity.  These patterns can be modified through training.

Thus, Neurobehavioral Therapy uses techniques from various CNS-based  approaches, such as Neuro-Motor Training (NMT), Neuro-Cogntitive Training (NCT), Neuro-Emotional Training (NET),  Neuro/Bio-feedback and other techniques that help individuals  develop new neural connections to improve their nervous system functioning functioning and psychological well being.