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Using Neurofeedback to Improve ADHD Symptoms in School-Aged Children
The diagnosis and treatment of the behaviors associated with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) predominantly involves...
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Through the use of Neurofeedback, we have the ability to train our brain to help resolve conditions that limit us from living our best life.
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For children who are struggling in school, effectively treating ADHD/ADD is an urgent crisis that is having a daily effect in the classroom. Traditional interventions are not solving the problems, they are expensive to implement and are not treating the underlying brain problems. Through neurofeedback, many children are experiencing an improved quality of life in ways they never imagined possible. Neurofeedback gives these children and their families a fighting chance and helps to restore hope (McReynolds, Villalpando & Britt, 2018; McReynolds, Britt & Villalpando, 2019).
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