- The Foundation
What Is Neurocoherence?
Neurocoherence is the alignment between a person’s nervous system and the demands of the environment around them.
Neurocoherence is not a behaviour model. It is not a mental health model.
It is a human model, explaining the biology beneath behaviour and the ecology beneath overwhelm.
When coherence exists, humans can:
When coherence breaks:
Seven Domains of Neurocoherence
These domains operate from childhood through adulthood — a lifespan framework.
Relational
Connection, trust, and safety in relationships
Cognitive & Behavioural
Thinking patterns and behavioural responses
Emotional & Physiological
Feelings and body states
Sensory & Environmental
Sensory processing and environmental factors
Executive
Planning, organizing, and self-management
Reflective & Regulatory
Self-awareness and self-regulation
Identity & Agency
Sense of self and personal power