Blog #neurofeedback

This article discusses the benefit of doing neurofeedback at home as a cost-effective, convenient way to support nervous system regulation, improve focus, sleep, and emotional well-being—all from the comfort of home.

Watch as I am being interviewed by the parent of a little boy on the spectrum that I did SSP with. Related topics covered are using SSP with those with trauma, and neurofeedback and the similarities and differences between them.

A fantastic explanation of how NeurOptimal works and what kinds of improvements users are likely to experience.

In the ADD Book, Dr. William Sears & Lynda Thompson recommend the use of neurofeedback to improve outcomes for those with ADD

While research is in the early stages, initial studies appear to show promise for using neurofeedback to treat opioid addiction.

Brain training can be a great way to recharge!