Neurofeedback

Until a large study comes along using this sort of approach, parents and consumers will have to decide for themselves whether neurofeedback is worth the time and effort. ❋ Unknown (2010)

She says neurofeedback is better for people with ADHD, because it provides constant feedback during a session, which is usually done in a therapist's office. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Dr. RABINER: The hope for neurofeedback is that after training ends, the benefits that resulted from training will persist, that in some sense, there's been a more enduring change in the child's ability to focus and attend and to regulate their behavior. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Used with a system called "neurofeedback", people can learn to control their brainwaves and improve their skills. ❋ Unknown (2012)

In 2008, he had to leave the service, suffering from flashbacks, nightmares and other symptoms, until a therapy called neurofeedback delivered some relief. ❋ ANNE MCILROY (2011)

William E. Pelham Jr., director of the Center for Children and Families at Florida International University, called neurofeedback ❋ By KATHERINE ELLISON (2010)

This means that, unlike many techniques, Open Focus has been objectively measured and tested with brain wave technologies such as neurofeedback devices and brain maps. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Current rating: 5 [1 = poor; 5 = excellent] "I'm sure a few grams of high grade marijuana is cheaper than a visit to the" neurofeedback "clinic." ❋ Unknown (2009)

The notion that some healthy [EEG] waves are "good" and some are "bad" is without any neurological [foundation], and thus, so is neurofeedback. "Bad" [EEGs] are neither characteristic of, nor the cause of, the conditions neurofeedback pretends to treat, so save your money. ❋ Beatings4scammers (2013)

quack medicine imprecisely applying poorly constructed headgear of magnets to head to "train" the brain out of genetic flaws. To peruse a list of OUTRAGEOUS claims of "cures" by nerofeedback interweb browse to [hxxp]://eeginfo.com or hxxp://[neurotherapy].us (with an interweb browser [linkification] extension one may [double click] non-hyperlinked munged URLs to load. For the best interweb experience everywhere be sure to use a free AdBlocking extension.) Can [magnetic fields] cure genetic defects? FUCK NO, but that's what proponents of neurofeedback would bullshit you into believing. Plan to pay hundreds of dollars per session. Unsurprisingly many many sessions will be required. Similarly unsurprising: insurance companies do not cover fraudulent-science so you will be wasting only your own money. If you could instantly think your way out of disease or will changes to your DNA medicine would be obsolescent quickly. OBVIOUSLY neurofeedback is fraud. Any doctor offering it under his shingle risks losing his license, the privilege of practicing medicine, or stiff fines. REPORT these tricky motherfuckers to their state medical board ❋ Neurotherapy Is Fraud (2013)

Gus - Dude, I was [just checking] out the list of things neurofeedback helps on vanguardcenter.com. It goes on forever! Rich - Yeah, I heard the Canadian Olympic [ski team] used it to increase their performance under stress. Sam - Yeah, but it's no [panacea]. Fixing the brain is fine, but you gotta fix the body, too. Gus - Duh. ❋ VanguardCenter (2012)