Neurofeedback After a Concussion: What It Can and Can’t Do
Still not yourself weeks or months after a concussion? A licensed psychologist explains what neurofeedback can and can’t do for lingering symptoms, and how it fits alongside medical care.
How Many Neurofeedback Sessions Do You Need?
Most neurofeedback programs run 20-40 sessions, but your number depends on your goals, history and consistency. Here’s the realistic timeline, what research protocols used, and how to know it’s working.
In-Office vs. At-Home Neurofeedback: Which Is Right for You?
Should you train in the office or at home? A psychologist’s decision guide to in-office vs. at-home neurofeedback, with a side-by-side comparison of assessment, protocols, support and fit.
Neurofeedback for Kids with ADHD: A Parent’s Honest Guide
Thinking about neurofeedback for your child’s ADHD? Dr. Matt McKeithan explains what to expect, how to talk to your child about it, and what the research really shows.
Neurofeedback for Trauma: Calming a Brain Stuck on High Alert
Your mind knows you’re safe, but your body hasn’t caught up. Dr. Matt McKeithan walks through trauma-focused neurofeedback start to finish, with an honest look at the research.