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Neurobiofeedback

Neurobiofeedback is a relatively new type of computerized biofeedback that alters brain chemistry by manipulation of brain waves with the use of established training protocols. The training activates healthy neurons to produce healthy neurochemicals. The phenomenon is robust and has been well documented through the work of Barry Sterman, Ph.D., Professor of Neurobiology and Biobehavioral Psychiatry at the UCLA School of Medicine and more specifically to Chemical Dependency with the work of Eugene G. Penisten, M.D. of the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Fort Lion, Colorado and the University of Southern Colorado at Pueblo. Contact Tom Daley at (800) 444-4434. Sessions are 30 minutes in length and cost $100.00 per session. Blocks of ten sessions may be purchased for $750.00. Full treatment runs for 20 to 40 sessions and is effective in the control of ADD, ADHD, cravings and other deficits of mental focus. Neurobiofeedback is also an extremely effective tool for relapse prevention of drug and alcohol addiction.

For more information, visit the Biofeedback Certification Institute of America's website by clicking on their logo above.

For a list of neurofeedback articles and studies, see D. Corydon Hammond's "Comprehensive Neurofeedback Bibiliography".