Neurofeedback is a non-invasive alternative that encourages the brain to develop healthier patterns of activity. It is a kind of biofeedback, which teaches self-control of brain functions to subjects by measuring brain waves and providing a feedback signal. Neurofeedback usually provides the audio and or video feedback. Positive or negative feedback is produced for desirable or undesirable brain activities, respectively.

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How it would help my child/ me?
Neurofeedback allows you to take a more active role in determining the way that your brain functions, helping you to generate the proper brainwaves at the right time, which can result in the reduction of a variety of negative symptoms. Thus, improve quality of life.
How many times to see change?
Most people will notice some change in 5 to 10 sessions. It’s not uncommon to see small changes within 2 or 3 sessions. Some people complete their training in 10 sessions, others in 20 sessions, and those with really complex problems can take 50 to 100 sessions.

If the individual has good motivation to improve their symptoms and has good concentration during the neurofeedback sessions, typically there will be a noticeable response to treatment within 10 – 20 sessions, but 30 – 40 sessions are generally needed for the brain to retain what it has learned in the neurofeedback training and provide a long-lasting benefit. The frequency of sessions plays a big role in seeing success.

Training sessions should be booked at least two times per week. If the individual can come more frequently than two times per week, this will help them get through their training program in a shorter time frame, resulting in a faster reduction of symptoms.

If sessions are continuously canceled or forgotten, and the person is not coming as frequently as two times per week, this may ultimately create the need to have more sessions than normal to see needed symptom reduction.

No. The electrodes are just measuring (or listening to) brain activity and send that signal back into a computer for analysis.

No. Adults can respond positively to neurofeedback as well.

During training with neurofeedback, you can take any prescribed medication as recommended by your physician.