When it’s hard to focus, finish tasks or control impulsive reactions, it’s important to find help that fits you. Neurofeedback are brain‑activity feedback trainings with individually selected goals.
Individual pathway · pre- and post-assessments · training report
DO YOU RECOGNIZE YOUR SITUATION?
Different age. Personally meaningful goals.
01 / FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
When daily tasks require a lot of effort.
It is worth consulting if a child has difficulty maintaining attention while learning, initiating and finishing tasks, or inhibiting impulsive reactions. This may also be relevant for families raising a child with ADHD.
We discuss what is hardest at home and at school.
We agree on specific, measurable goals.
We select training suitability and load according to the child's age and situation.
When you want to sustain attention more consistently.
It is worth consulting if distractibility, difficulty sustaining a task or impulsivity interfere with work and daily life. We assess your situation and discuss whether neurofeedback is sensible to include in the support plan.
We link goals to your work and life tasks.
We monitor not only training metrics but also the changes you notice.
After the program we discuss results and next steps.
Purpose of the trainings — the everyday life that matters to you.
These are possible individual program goals, not a promise that all changes will occur for every person.
Sustained attention
To sustain attention on a chosen task longer and return to it more easily after distraction.
Self‑regulation
Learn to notice your state and work with agreed attention and reaction control goals.
Clearer progress assessment
Compare start and end assessments with what you notice in real-life activities and decide what to do next.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
From your question to discussing results.
01
We discuss the situation
We clarify your goals and whether this method is appropriate.
02
We perform an initial assessment
We have a reference point and agree what we will observe.
03
We train
We use EEG feedback and an individually selected training direction.
04
We discuss the change
After the program we evaluate results and provide a training report.
Before deciding.
Does neurofeedback cure ADHD?
Neurofeedback is not a guaranteed treatment for ADHD. Research findings are mixed, so we discuss the method's limits and its place in the overall care plan. It does not replace physician-prescribed treatment.
Goals, training direction and suitability are discussed individually. For children we consider age, ability to participate and family observations; for adults — self-reported difficulties and daily tasks.
How does the €500 offer differ from other programs?
This is a separate limited‑time offer: 10 neurofeedback sessions, pre‑ and post‑assessments and a report. Other catalog programs may differ. The €500 offer is not automatically equated with the separately sold full qEEG and functional assessment.