Neurofeedback

Neurofeedback is a specialized form of EEG biofeedback used to improve attention, agitation, mood fluctuations, anxiety, and behavior.  Neurofeedback can either quiet the mind or be used to increase alertness. 

Supporting Research

Psychologists, MD's, LCSW's, educational psychologists, marriage and family counselors, and RN's who use neurofeedback report in scientific literature that it improves symptoms for a large percentage of clients. It often reduces the use of medications.  There are 30 years of clinical experience with neurofeedback, and hundreds of thousands of training sessions.  

No Known Side Effects

There are no known situations where a long-term adverse effect has been identified from using the data recorded from a person’s electrical wave to provide them with feedback. Neurofeedback is not “experimental” since neurofeedback devices are required to carry an FDA label, their use by licensed health providers is completely permissible.