Do you want a quick fix or a long lasting change?

Quick fixes are unusual because most of the people who come to us, or bring their children, do so because a) medication hasn't worked or hasn't been workable, b) sources of issues have been longstanding and sometimes accumulative, c) trauma, illness, stress have caused the brain to hold the patterns and many times multiple issues need to be addressed one at a time.

Do you want to have someone else be responsible for the changes in you, somewhat like taking a new medication or are you interested in being a part of the solution?

Working with your brain allows you to see where changes are needed and some can be with brainwaves, but others might have to do with daily regimen and routine.  If you want to focus better at work, are you willing to curtail your use of video games? Playing soccer? Using caffeine?

Have you done research on the web to understand what neurofEEDBACK is, or are you going by what you've heard from others?

Researching the web to find and understand what neurofeedback is and does can allow you to begin to see how problems will be resolved. Every case is different, however, and another person or child with the same problems, may require different treatment and have different results. Decide what you want to do based on the specific information regarding you or your child and move on from there.

If, as your brain changes, your relationships will also change, are you ready for those changes, or will you be unwilling to reflect those changes for and to others?

When you use neurofeedback as a tool for increasing your focus, clearing depression, changing behavior, you may find that your relationships will look different and you may require changes.  When the clouds are lifted, your path may become clearer. If you keep the same patterns on the outside, the inside, even though it has been changed, will not stay that way. You can choose to move forward or stay in the past.

Lasting changes brought about by neurofeedback may sometimes require a family commitment...not just an individual commitment. If you are ready, willing and patient with yourself and your loved one, neurofeedback may be a good choice.