Learn why some neurofeedback systems are safe for home training, while others are not. What is Neurofeedback? The term “neurofeedback” may sound intimidating, but the reality is that there is a wide variety of neurofeedback devices and systems available to use. Some are manual and require assistance from a trained professional (Protocol Neurofeedback), while others…
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After 20 NeurOptimal sessions at Neurofeedback NY I’m feeling much more energized, happier and healthier than I have in years. I would highly recommend neurofeedback to anyone struggling in their lives.
Article: Largest neurofeedback study ever funded by the National Institutes of Mental Health for ADHD
Read a commentary on the article about A.D.H.D posted in The New York Times from the founder of Neurofeedback NY and Advanced Neurofeedback Trainer in New York, Natalie Baker.
By Heather Coleman, LCSW & Certified Neurofeedback Trainer: ” When I joined Neurofeedback NY as a trainer and psychotherapist, I was curious to see how doing the neurofeedback on myself would affect me.”
“With each session the goal is to balance the brain activity. As the child relaxes, watching a movie, the neurofeedback system is monitoring her brain waves and gently training her brain to regulate itself to the images and sounds. “What we are doing is allowing her brain to reduce its turbulence on it’s own. We’re not pushing the brain.”
Neurofeedback brain training regimen reverses cognitive impairment symptoms in over 90% of chemo brain patients tested, a new study by The Applied Brain Research Foundation of Ohio shows.
It’s been dismissed as bunk science for decades. But does neurofeedback deserve a second look?