ADD and ADHD

Neurofeedback, a safe, effective

alternative to medication

ADD is primarily characterized by difficulty concentrating, while ADHD involves not only concentration issues but also physical restlessness and impulsivity. Neurofeedback works by training your brain to optimize its

activity, helping to improve focus, calm hyperactivity, and reduce impulsive behaviors. Neurofeedback has been scientifically proven to address not just the core symptoms of ADHD but also these co-occurring issues.

Proven results for

ADHD and ADD

This therapy is designed to

help you thrive

I have therapy

99 problems

Neurofeedback is most effective once a stressful situation has ended.

Imagine walking the Camino route. You develop a large blister but keep walking. The blister gets worse and doesn’t heal. Taking a break—or even stopping the route altogether—would be the best solution. The same principle applies to neurofeedback therapy.

Training a new mindset works best when the source of stress is no longer present. However, this principle doesn’t apply in the same way if you have ADHD, ADD, or dyslexia.

I'm going to a psychiatrist

Advice for those seeking a neurofeedback specialist:

If you are under the care of a psychiatrist, it may be beneficial to look for a neurofeedback therapist with extensive experience in this area.

I use Ritalin or an other drug

We do not provide advice on the use of Ritalin or other medication. Please consult your doctor for guidance.

Personalized treatment

Can Neurofeedback help me?

Neurofeedback is a powerful tool that can be effective for a wide range of conditions, but it’s not necessarily a one-size-fits-all solution for every medical or psychological issue. While it has shown positive results in many areas, its effectiveness depends on the condition being treated, the individual’s brain activity, and other factors like the severity of the condition and any concurrent treatments.

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