ADD/ADHD

Attention Deficit Disorder and BrainCore Therapy Neurofeedback

ADD/ADHD is characterized by symptoms such as distractibility, impulsivity, and inattention, which can significantly impact daily functioning.

While medication is a commonly prescribed treatment for ADD/ADHD, it primarily addresses symptoms rather than underlying causes. BrainCore Therapy neurofeedback offers a non-invasive and holistic approach to managing ADD/ADHD by targeting dysregulated brainwave patterns associated with the condition.

Dysregulated brainwaves play a significant role in Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). These neurodevelopmental disorders are characterized by difficulties with attention, impulse control, and hyperactivity, and they often involve abnormal patterns of brainwave activity.

Research has shown that individuals with ADD/ADHD may exhibit alterations in brainwave frequencies, such as increased theta activity and reduced beta activity. Theta waves are associated with daydreaming and distractibility, while beta waves are linked to focus and attention. Dysregulated brainwave patterns in these frequencies can contribute to the symptoms of ADD/ADHD, including difficulties with sustained attention, impulsivity, and restlessness.

In individuals with ADD or ADHD, there can be an imbalance in brain activity, particularly in the areas responsible for attention and focus. Excessive slow brainwave activity in these regions may contribute to feelings of depression, anxiety, and lack of motivation. As a result, individuals with ADD/ADHD may unconsciously increase body movements in an attempt to stimulate their brains and improve alertness. Stimulant medications are often prescribed to boost brain activity without exacerbating physical restlessness.

However, this approach may overlook the fact that individuals with ADHD may already have excessive rapid brainwave activity in certain regions, leading to issues like impulsivity, aggression, and anxiety. Their thoughts may race so quickly that it becomes challenging to remain still or focused, making it difficult to follow instructions thoroughly. Despite their intelligence, individuals with ADD/ADHD may struggle to keep pace with instructions due to their rapid mental processing speed, causing them to miss important details.

Through BrainCore Therapy neurofeedback training, individuals can learn to regulate their brain activity more effectively, improving attention, focus, and impulse control. Unlike medication, which may have side effects and can be habit-forming, neurofeedback is a safe and natural alternative that promotes long-term changes in brain function.

By addressing the root cause of ADD/ADHD, BrainCore Therapy neurofeedback can offer individuals a healthier and more sustainable way to manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life.

ADHD that is not adequately addressed is associated with:

Unlike medication, BrainCore Therapy neurofeedback aims to retrain the brain, often resulting in significant improvements in ADHD/ADD symptoms. Through neurofeedback, individuals can learn long-term strategies for enhancing self-control and attention, leading to healthier brain patterns. 

This approach addresses the root of the problem without relying on medications. Considering the potential long-term consequences of untreated ADHD symptoms, such as academic underachievement, diminished earning potential, strained relationships, increased accident risk, and reduced self-esteem, optimizing brain performance from a young age becomes imperative. 

The American Academy of Pediatrics endorses neurofeedback therapy as a Level One best support for ADHD and offers a non-drug, non-invasive, and enjoyable treatment option suitable for individuals of all ages.

Through BrainCore Therapy neurofeedback sessions, individuals with ADD or ADHD can work on regulating their brain patterns, targeting both excessive fast and slow brainwave activity commonly observed in these conditions. By teaching the brain to self-regulate and achieve a more balanced state, neurofeedback empowers individuals to take control of their attention and behavior.