Neurofeedback And Adhd
The theory behind EEG Neurotherapy is that the brain emits different types of brainwaves, depending on the activity and level of activity. When receiving biofeedback an individual is “trained” to increase the brainwave activity to a level more consistent with people without ADHD. Once trained,...
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UNDERSTANDING NEUROFEEDBACK: PART ONE
Many of us know of a child who is on medication for Attention Deficit Disorder, or an adult who suffers from migraines, anxiety, PTSD,... Read more »
Neurofeedback
The theory behind EEG Neurotherapy is that the brain emits different types of brainwaves, depending on the activity and level of... Read more »
Neurofeedback: Seeking the Evidence
Thousands of American families, including my own, have invested thousands of dollars in a promising intervention for AD/HD-neurofeedback.... Read more »
Migraine and Neurofeedback: Complementary Therapy
Migraineurs often look for every avenue they can to find relief. Some regimes include lifestyle and dietary changes combined with Western... Read more »
The Myth of the ADHD Cure
I don’t know about you, but the word “cure” provokes an instantaneous reaction in me of pure revulsion. The left side of my lip... Read more »
From Our Sources
Could neurofeedback cure ADHD?
Some experts believe it is possible to "retrain" the brain to stay focused--a technique they say may cure attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder... Read more »
Study Aims to Determine if Neurofeedback Works for ADHD
The National Institutes of Mental Health is sponsoring the first government-funded, peer-reviewed study to determine if neurofeedback is an effective... Read more »
ADHD at Work
For some, requesting accommodations help by giving extra assistance when needed. Not all adults with ADHD are comfortable asking for help. Adults,... Read more »
ADHD: Highlights
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Stimulant Medications and Heart RisksAll ADHD stimulant drugs carry warnings that they should not be used by patients with structural heart problems... Read more »
The Fine Art of Raising a Teen With ADHD
The teenage years are enough to make any parent cringe. Living with a teen is spending your days waiting for the next battle to erupt, only to be... Read more »
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