Neurofeedback: Does it work? What to expect.

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[@tommywilliams4307]

Il practice my staying in the zone ma'am Dr. Trish Neuro feed back I believe 100percent thanks to Dr. Trish has prooves it.

[@timheyn5646]

Nice video as always :) Do you maybe have the link to the Study that you mention in the video that Neurofeedback works?

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

Hi Tim, Thanks so much. Here is the link. Check it out. It is excellent. link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10484-020-09455-2

[@amandahsieh6516]

Great video presentation. Thank you very much . Have a successful 2022 training brains. 🙏🏻

[@veramann]

Peak Brain Institute charges a minimum of $2900 for 20 sessions. I have to say people are screwed if it doesn't work.

[@Alexander_Liteplo]

In the case of treating ADHD with Neurofeedbacking wouldn't it make sense for video games have the same effect? For example, if you get distracted playing a first person shooter type game, your avatar will most likely be killed very fast, thus providing an immediate negative consequence to getting distracted. Over time this moulds a player to become more alert and focused, but they only become better at playing the video game and the focus does not cross to other parts of their life, and in the case of ADHD, we see that video games actually make symptoms worse. My concern/skepticism is that although you can see measurable improvements during the treatment, just as someone can get better at video games, the effects will not transfer over to the patients daily life or help them with the tasks they struggle with. It seems like the best option as far efficacy goes would be to have someone hooked up to the EEG while they are trying to do something such as study or focus, and then have some kind of electric shock that happens every time they get distracted or procrastinate. Obviously this is not possible or even ethical, but the point is, it is flawed to think that these treatments or improvements will carry over to other activities. If the Neurofeedback training involves having someone stay focused on a movie, they may just become very good at paying attention to movies. However, if they want to pay attention to a lecture or reading a very dry textbook they would probably have no improvement. Disclaimer: I am not a doctor, and have studied this field at all, this is just my ill-informed speculation. I would love to hear other peoples insight on this idea.

[@thelastgeneration1926]

Hey dr trish what is the brain machine for nuerofeedback called?

[@thomas4857]

How much does it cost ownr Dr.Trish I have the money just have to make a bank deposit in Manhattan an use my debt card to purchase it. Thank you

[@edithzamora2220]

Could this get me out of fight or flight response? My doc is recommending it for me, I’ve been stuck for a year 24/7 😣 I want my life back

[@Tesla-nt2pm]

I believe you.

[@tommywilliams4307]

Wooooow thank you

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

You're welcome 😊

[@altheuss]

I want real experience. Short term, long term. Not just studies

[@collindahlquist7377]

Yeah but it costs a car to get it. So those who are often poor which need it the most often from their traumas, can’t afford it.

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

I wish there was another way too my friend

[@earmuffz2348]

Any Doctor Who has to read what the term efficacious means is not someone I want messing with my brain waves

[@Siobhan94404]

You're a twit!

[@fabiolaguiteau2730]

A little cocky … condescending tone is a was very distasteful. This is about the therapy not the provider :/

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

It’s not meant to be condescending it’s meant to be concerned. Agreed. It’s definitely about the therapy with a good provider.