More and more children, adults and health care professionals are realizing that neurofeedback is the most consistent, long lasting solution for ADHD.
Neurofeedback trains the brain to produce more of the brainwave patterns that are necessary for sustained focus. It also trains the brain to produce less of the patterns that are responsible for distractibility and anxiety. There have been thousands of articles published on the effectiveness of Neurofeedback. A good summary specific to ADHD is provided in this review article by Jonathan Walker, MD. It explains how neurofeedback produces a long lasting effect, without the substantial disadvantages of tolerance and side-effects that are common with medication.
Many more articles pertaining to Neurofeedback and ADD/ADHD, as well as other conditions are available through The International Society for Neurofeedback and Research

Here at the Center for Transformational Neurophysiology, we use the latest in neurofeedback techniques and associated brain mapping technologies within the context of a complete, holistic training program that actually produces results even faster than neurofeedback alone. We use heart-rate variability training, as well as classic biofeedback methods such as muscle tension and skin conductivity training to create a general neurological state that enhances the effectiveness of the neurofeedback. We also provide psychological and life management services to our clients so that they feel fully supported in the transition to higher levels of focus, and an expanded capacity to participate in every aspect of a healthy, fulfilling life.

A personal account of what is like to live with an attention deficit as well as other related conditions is provided here by our director, Langdon Roberts.

For more information about ADHD and Neurofeedback, look here.