Neurofeedback for Attention Deficit Disorder

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Uploaded by on Jun 23, 2007

Neurofeedback treatment vs. Ritalin for Attention Deficit Disorder

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  • Its a skill you learn? No its not. You just sit there and watch a movie and listen to some music. It does work for me though. I have/had ADD, but I do notice my creativity becomes less. I guisse because Im not with my head in the clouds anymore. It does work but if you are an artist and want to keep being that way, I should be carefull and keep an eye on it.

  • Giving children Ritalin is creating potential meth heads when they get older.

  • Neurofeedback training is a powerful, natural training process - I have seen it work for so many people. You do not need prescription medications, try neurofeedback training - Comprehensive Neuroscience Center, Edison, NJ

  • Wow, this is awesome. where can i go to get treated on one of these?? by the way, I have a theory on why most of us have a.d.d. I have a hunch its because of all the vaccines that we take, even at birth. Wouldn't the Mercury in the vaccines damage our brains??? Someone should look into that.

  • Anything in Ireland or Britain?? I fecking hate ritalin. it doesnt even work anymore..

  • I will be working in this field in the future. I think its an amazing treatment.

  • yeah, i feel like the drug just holds it off, it doesn't cure the problem she's so right

  • kooooooooooooooool

  • This is interesting. I agree w/the woman that said ritalin only hides the problem. It doesn`t cure it. My cousin went on ritalin and became like a zombie until his mother took him off, but reprogramming the brain waves sounds like an interesting method.

  • I swear by neurofeedback not just for ADHD but also for OCD and sleep disturbances.

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