ADHD and ADD
How Neurofeedback Therapy Helps ADHD and ADD
Neurofeedback is a non-invasive, drug-free treatment that helps individuals with ADHD improve focus, impulse control, and emotional regulation by training the brain to function more efficiently. Since ADHD is linked to irregular brainwave activity—such as excessive slow-wave activity in areas responsible for attention—neurofeedback directly targets these dysregulated patterns to enhance cognitive performance.
The Neurofeedback Process:
Brain Mapping (qEEG Analysis): A brain map is created by analyzing electrical activity to identify imbalances associated with ADHD symptoms.
Customized Neurofeedback Training: Individuals engage in exercises that use real-time brainwave feedback to encourage healthier neural activity.
Ongoing Progress Monitoring: Over multiple sessions, the brain learns to self-regulate, improving attention, emotional stability, and impulse control.
Unlike medication, which only manages symptoms temporarily, neurofeedback works by rewiring the brain for long-term improvements in cognitive function and behavior.
Benefits of Neurofeedback for ADHD/ADD
Improved Attention and Focus – Helps regulate brainwave activity to enhance concentration and task completion.
Better Impulse Control – Reduces hyperactivity and impulsivity by strengthening self-regulation pathways in the brain.
Reduced Need for Medication – Many individuals see a decrease in ADHD symptoms without relying on stimulants.
Enhanced Emotional Regulation – Supports mood stability and reduces frustration or emotional outbursts.
Long-Lasting Results – Unlike temporary symptom management, neurofeedback helps train the brain for sustainable improvements.
Many individuals with ADHD have seen significant improvements in their ability to stay on task, regulate emotions, and improve overall daily functioning after completing neurofeedback training.
If you or your child struggles with ADHD or ADD and are looking for a non-invasive, long-term solution, contact us today to schedule a brain mapping session and explore how neurofeedback therapy can help.
“Neurofeedback has made an incredible difference for my son. He used to have a hard time staying focused and was easily distracted in class. Within just a few weeks of training, his teachers saw a remarkable improvement in his ability to concentrate, stay on task, and finish his assignments.”
