Some Useful References

About Neurofeedback and ADD/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.

A good overview of Neurofeedback is presented by Corydon Hammond.

Many more articles pertaining to Neurofeedback and ADD/ADHD, as well as other conditions are available through The International Society for Neurofeedback and Research

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.