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Podcast Appearances

Mapping Data to Human Potential with Steve Rondeau
The Awesome Health Podcast with BIOptimizers
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Psychiatry often operates without looking at the actual organ being treated. Dr. Steve Rondeau notes that this is unlike any other field in medicine. A cardiologist would never diagnose a heart problem without using an EKG. Most specialties use objective tests to guide their treatment decisions. Brain scans provide the missing data needed for accurate care. Without objective measures, doctors must rely on how a patient describes their feelings. This interpretation can lead to different diagnoses depending on which specialist you visit. Testing ensures that the treatment matches the actual biological need.

Brain Mapping: A New Language for Mental Health
Functional Lab Training Program with Michele Scarlet
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Dr. Steven Rondeau has conducted more than 50,000 qEEG (quantitative EEG) brain scans, giving him one of the largest pattern recognition datasets in mental health care. In this episode, he breaks down how brain behavior patterns show up in anxiety, ADHD, trauma, mood instability, cognitive decline, and cases where clients do not respond to standard protocols. This is about seeing mental health differently. Not just symptoms, but patterns.

The Brain in the Wrong Place
The Superhuman Academy Podcast with Collin Jewett
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Dr. Steve Rondeau joins us today to explore how different brain patterns influence performance, focus, stress, learning, and behavior and why “normal” may not actually be the goal. Drawing from over 50,000 EEG brain scans, we discuss ADHD-like traits, high-performance wiring, meditation, environment fit, and the idea that many so-called weaknesses may actually become strengths in the right conditions. If you’ve ever felt like your brain works differently from everyone else’s, this conversation offers a practical and surprisingly hopeful framework for understanding how you’re wired and how to build a life that works with your brain instead of against it.

Your Brain Isn’t Broken with Dr. Steve Rondeau
One Thing with Dr. Adam Rinde
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What if the thing your doctor is calling a disorder is actually a brain that’s working fine — just in the wrong environment? Dr. Steve Rondeau has analyzed more than 50,000 brain scans, and his work is starting to change how a lot of clinicians, including me, think about psychiatric diagnosis. If you’ve spent years collecting diagnoses, swapping medications, and wondering whether the next label will finally be the right one — this conversation is for you.

A Better Way To Understand Mental & Emotional Patterns in You & Your Kids
Healthy As A Mother Podcast with Dr. Morgan MacDermott & Dr. Leah Gordon
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Mental health is often treated like a guessing game, but what if we could actually see what’s happening in the brain? In this episode, Dr. Steve Rondeau, founder of Axon EEG Solutions and author of Think Like a Brain, breaks down how brain-based data is changing the way we understand mental health, postpartum struggles, and behavior in both women and children. We dive into why traditional diagnoses often miss the root cause, how brain patterns shape your personality and responses, and why your environment plays a bigger role than you think. This conversation also explores a newly released study on hormonal birth control and antidepressant response, the concept of the “overwhelmed brain,” and how small shifts in your daily life can dramatically change your mental resilience.

Unlocking the Brain’s Secrets: How Scans Are Changing Mental Health
Think Unbroken Podcast with Michael Unbroken
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Explore the science and research behind brain health, mental health diagnostics, and personalized treatment approaches with Dr. Steve Rondeau. Discover how brain scans can revolutionize mental health treatment and understanding. In this episode, Michael speaks with Dr. Steve Rondeau and explores the profound impact of brain patterns, self-talk, and environment on mental health and personal growth. They discuss how understanding your brain’s wiring can lead to transformative life changes, emphasizing practical steps like brain scans, creating supportive ecosystems, and rethinking self-care.

What is qEEG Brain Mapping: Understanding Its Functions and Applications
Happy & Healthy Mind with Dr. Rozina
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Tune into episode 137 of “The Happy & Healthy Mind” where Dr. Rozina interviews Dr. Steve Rondeau. Dr. Rondeau is a naturopathic doctor who specializes in developmental pediatrics and is the president of Axon EEG Solutions, a company focused on EEG interpretation and research. Don’t miss this insightful discussion on the cutting-edge uses of QEEG Brain Mapping in modern medicine.

The Dual Nature of Perfectionism
What Am I Modeling with Dr. Tricia Pingel
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In this engaging conversation, Dr. Tricia Pingel and Dr. Steve Rondeau explore the complexities of perfectionism, its impact on mental health, and the role of biomarkers in understanding human behavior. They discuss the nuances of perfectionism as both an asset and a hindrance, the importance of self-discovery through methods like hypnotherapy, and the critical need for gratitude in mental health.

Brainwaves and Breakthroughs: How EEG Is Changing Mental Health Treatment
The Voyage Cast with Eddie Eccker
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In this groundbreaking episode of The Voyage Cast, we sit down with Dr. Steve, a leading expert in neurotechnology, to explore how EEG (electroencephalogram) brain mapping is revolutionizing mental health care. From identifying hidden trauma to enhancing therapeutic outcomes, EEG offers real-time insights that go far beyond talk therapy. Dr. Steve explains how this non-invasive technology is being used to diagnose emotional dysregulation, monitor cognitive performance, and even personalize treatment plans based on your unique brainwave patterns.

Dr. Rondeau’s Podcast

The Off Label Podcast

Off Label is an AI-hosted podcast by Dr. Steve Rondeau’s digital twin. It explores the limits of DSM-based diagnosis and the promise of brain-informed psychiatry. From mislabeled symptoms to overlooked patterns, we examine how mental health can evolve beyond outdated frameworks toward something more precise, personal, and real.