Getting here from Cary

A short drive across the town line

Cary and Apex share a border, so for most Cary residents the trip is about 20 minutes, usually by US-1 or US-64, and a little longer at rush hour. The studio sits on the Chatham County side of Apex, so the drive is often shorter from west Cary than from the east side of town.

Appointments run Monday through Saturday, 8am to 7pm. That leaves room to come in before work, between school runs, or on a Saturday morning.

What a visit involves

Why a 20-minute drive suits IASIS sessions

IASIS Microcurrent Neurofeedback (MCN) is offered in person only. Your first visit runs about 45 to 60 minutes and includes intake paperwork. After that, follow-up sessions take about 30 minutes, and most of that time you simply rest while five pairs of small electrodes are in place.

Because IASIS works as a series, the trip matters. The recommended 12-session schedule begins at twice a week for three weeks, so from Cary you are looking at roughly 40 minutes of round-trip driving for a 30-minute session: a manageable ratio for an early morning or a long lunch. Packages of 12, 20, and 40 sessions are listed on our pricing page.

In person or online

Which services need the trip

  • Trauma-Informed Nervous System Coaching: in person in Apex, or online from home.
  • IASIS Neurofeedback: in person only.
  • Developmental Movements: in person.
  • Far Infrared Sauna: in person, and easy to add to an IASIS visit.

If you would rather skip the drive on coaching weeks, online coaching lets you meet from your living room in Cary and save the trip for IASIS. Coaching is educational and supportive in nature. It is not therapy or mental health treatment and is not intended to replace appropriate medical or mental health care.

Who reaches out

Support for full, busy Cary lives

Many people in Cary are balancing demanding careers, family schedules, and long stretches of stress that never quite lift. Some look for help with a mind that races at night, some with a short fuse they no longer recognize in themselves, and some simply want to feel at home in their body again. Anxiety and insomnia are among the conditions that seem to be helped by IASIS Neurofeedback.

You do not need a diagnosis or a tidy label to start. A free 20-minute phone consultation is a good place to talk through what is going on and which service makes sense first.

Cary questions

Common questions

How far is Apex NeuroCare from Cary?

About 20 minutes by car from most of Cary, depending on where you start and the time of day. The studio is a home studio at 60 Songbird Ct in Apex, on the west side of town.

Can I combine coaching and IASIS Neurofeedback?

Yes. The two core services work well together, and combo packages that include IASIS sessions and coaching are listed on our pricing page. Ask during your free consultation how to schedule them around your drive.

Is there parking?

Parking is available at the home studio.

Also nearby: Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina, Morrisville, Raleigh. See all the areas we serve →

An important note. IASIS MCN is a complementary wellness approach and does not diagnose, treat, or cure medical or mental health conditions. Individual experiences and results vary.

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