A landmark NIMH study found that neurofeedback produced significant and lasting improvements in attention, impulse control, and hyperactivity in children with ADHD. Participants showed measurable reductions in symptom severity that persisted at follow-up assessments, suggesting that brainwave training creates durable neurological changes rather than temporary symptom suppression.
NeuroConnections Brain and Body
Neuroscience guided therapy for anxiety, depression, and trauma
NeuroConnections Brain and Body
Neurofeedback Treats PTSD, Anxiety, Depression, Sleep Issues, ADHD, Memory, Autism, and Pain
Neurofeedback is a sophisticated form of biofeedback that actually trains the brain to normalize the brainwaves and make them flexible and adaptable to situational needs. It can do on a more permanent basis what most medications can only do for a few hours and there are no side effects as there are with medications. Neurofeedback is a quick, noninvasive, cost-effective treatment for a wide variety of disorders that affect not only children but also adults. My Neurofeedback clients learned to control and optimize their brain function with diminished meds and symptoms.
Trauma is stored in deeper parts of the brain and nervous system as whole-body experiences, not just linear narratives. Talk therapy works at the prefrontal cortex where we plan, learn, and organize, but it does not communicate well with the limbic system where trauma, fear, and emotional memory live. We need trauma treatments that can heal the brain and body's biology — approaches that work below the level of conscious thought to restore safety, regulation, and resilience.
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Dr. Hirschberg's clinical research demonstrated that 67.5% of ASD participants showed major improvement following a course of neurofeedback training. Gains were observed across social communication, behavioral regulation, and sensory processing domains, with many families reporting transformative changes in daily functioning and quality of life.
Dr. Coben's controlled study reported an 89% success rate in ASD participants receiving neurofeedback, with a 40% reduction in ATEC (Autism Treatment Evaluation Checklist) scores. These results represent some of the strongest outcome data available for any ASD intervention, highlighting neurofeedback's potential to address the neurological underpinnings of the condition.
The Frequency of Brain Waves
Brain Changes after Neurofeedback
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