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Attention Or Sleep, Problems with Sleep related to ADHD

Topic: Biofeedback and NeurofeedbackPublished May 16, 2019

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Neurofeedback therapy is one option. Neurofeedback uses EEG biofeedback instruments that measure and feedback the electrical signals from the brain. The information is fed back in a way that helps a person learn how to regulate their brain activity. Some of the brainwaves are slower like the ones that are present more during sleep. Others are faster like the ones present more while solving a math problem. The power of these waves are sometimes out of balance in people with ADHD. Neurofeedback can help a person learn how to rebalance these brainwaves. This can lead to improvement in symptoms. For listings of certified neurofeedback providers visit bcia.org and click on the consumers tab and select find a practitioner. If you are interested in becoming a provider you can visit our website and start by taking a free online introduction to neurofeedback course here: Biofeedback Resources International Author of the book “Facebook

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