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Why Are Some Brains Less Responsive or Resistant to Neurofeedback Training?
Responsivity to Training: A Statistical Overview Neurofeedback training is a form of biofeedback produced on the basis of real time data from brain activity administered using electroencephalography (EEG). It gives both visual and auditory feedback depending on each protocol which is determined on the performance of the client. The aim of neurofeedback training is to induce ability of the brain to regulate itself leading to a balanced state of functioning. The protocols set f


Neurofeedback for Emotional Dysregulation and Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)
Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) is a disorder characterised by a pattern of disruptive and angry moods, especially towards authority...


Neurofeedback vs Medications: Efficiency and Long-term Effects
The treatment landscape for neurological and psychological conditions has evolved significantly in recent decades. While medication-based interventions have long dominated clinical practice, neurofeedback has emerged as a compelling, non-invasive alternative that aims to train the brain to regulate its activity. This article examines the comparative effectiveness of these approaches, with particular focus on their immediate outcomes and long-term sustainability. Recent clinic
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