Most of the time, we hear about all the children being diagnosed with ADHD, but have you thought about what happens when these children grow up? Even without a formal diagnosis of some kind, how many times have you felt you weren't paying adequate attention, weren't focused enough, didn't follow-through in ways you would like? The following article, from the Science Daily website, gives some current information about ADHD in adults and describes a bit about the use of neurofeedback as an alternative to medications.   more »

Here 's a news story I thought you might find interesting... Treatment helping eliminate seizures 06:35 PM CDT on Monday, May 23, 2005 By JEFF BRADY / WFAA-TV The human brain remains by far the most complex and mysterious organ in the body. But cutting-edge neurofeedback at a lab in Dallas is helping doctors and patients learn more. One family traveled south from Ohio so their daughter could get help training the brain. Cassandra Wilson, 9, is a skater who floats on ice despite her epilepsy. Her Dad tapes every skating session, each a neurological mystery. "She has over 200 seizures a day," father Tom Wilson said. "It's like static on a radio - it's constant. She can't ride a bike, she falls off a bike, but she can walk out on two thin blades and ice skate." "I feel like it goes away when I'm on the ice," Cassandra said.   more »

On my website, I talk about neurofeedback as a tool for personal change and growth and emphasize that I am not doing "treatment" when I work with someone using neurofeedback. Why do I emphasize this? Why is it so important?    more »