Tuesday, October 23, 2007
I'm looking into Neurofeedback to treat my 13 yo who has inattentive ADHD. Has there been much success for parents out there using this method?
By Shelly— Last Modified: 10/01/10, First Published: 10/23/07
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Shelly,
I am also exploring the use of neurofeedback to help my 14 year old son who has a diagnosis of inattentive ADHD. In reviewing the recent research literature, I've come to the conclusion that EEG feedback may be a viable option. More than one study indicated results similar to those achieved through Ritalin (or other similar drugs), with one important difference......neurofeedback offers lasting results. I am wondering if you have pursued this option since you initially posted in October.