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Neurofeedback Therapy
What is Neurofeedback Therapy?
Neurofeedback therapy (NFB) is a non-invasive and painless treatment that allows people to modify their brain activity with the goal of improving attention span and reducing combative or impulsive behavior. Through the use of biofeedback technology, neurofeedback therapy provides information about brainwave activity that individuals can use to produce positive changes in their behavior.
How is the Treatment Performed?
Electroencephalograph readings provide measurements of brainwave activity. Biofeedback sensors are placed on the ears and scalp of the patient. The sensors are painless and do not pierce the skin. The sensors must be applied correctly to establish a good connection that can be viewed on a computer monitor.
Extensive knowledge of neurofeedback therapy is not required in order to use this treatment. Simple computer games are administered to teach patients how to work with their brain activity. Changes in brain activity are provided to the patient through the computer program. This process is easy to learn and allows patients to change brainwave activity quickly.
What Results Can Neurofeedback Therapy provide?
Research indicates that neurofeedback can improve academic performance, job performance, and self-image while greatly modifying disruptive and combative behavior. Other positive benefits include relaxation, greater self-control, and reduced stress.
Are there any Side Effects from Neurofeedback?
As opposed to the long-term effects of medication used to treat ADD/ADHD, neurofeedback produces what can only be described as the bare minimum in reported side effects. Some people with a history of sensitive skin may experience mild irritation when EEG (e.g., electroencephalograph) sensors are applied. Other individuals might experience fatigue or dizziness while undergoing treatment. These side effects are short lived and reportedly disappear with a good night’s sleep.
What is the Average Length and Frequency of Neurofeedback Treatment?
As a learning process, the length of neurofeedback treatment will vary from person to person. Practitioners suggest that effective treatment is between twenty to forty sessions, depending upon financial considerations, ease of transportation, and progress. At the onset of treatment, many practitioners suggest a higher rate of weekly sessions to maximize the benefit of treatment. While most health care professionals consider once a week to be the minimum, the upper range of a weekly treatment plan is from two to three times per week. As brainwave activity is changed, sessions can be tapered from once a week to once a month.
How Do I Find a Competent Practitioner of Neurofeedback Therapy?
Search for a licensed health care practitioner that is also certified in EEG biofeedback. Check with your health care professional to find out about psychologists, therapists, and social workers near you that have these licensing credentials.
Burning Tree Designs Individualized Treatment Plans
If you are searching for a rehabilitation program that treats the whole person and not just the history of drug or alcohol addiction, you have come to the right place. At Burning Tree, we know that genuine healing occurs in the mind, body, and spirit over a process of time that is unique for each person. Our long-term, residential treatment facility creates opportunities for all of our patients to explore avenues of healing they have only dreamed about. Allow our addiction specialists and therapists to carefully monitor all phases of detoxification with around the clock care to keep painful withdrawal symptoms to a minimum. Under the guidance and supervision of your doctor, our multidisciplinary team of specialists will design a treatment plan that utilizes state of the art therapeutics and biofeedback technology to successfully lead you through the program with renewed peace and hope in an addiction free life. Come to Burning Tree and discover the power of healing as a life journey. Call or visit your nearest drug and alcohol rehabilitation treatment program today.