Panic attacks

[Knightrider2]

Hey that's me. Lol

But seriously...anyone try the neurofeedback procedure?

[FearIsALiar]

What is neurofeedback procedure?

[AnetPisc]

Yes and 2 kids for different reasons. Because it is a therapy, it’s not quick and requires the patient to share observations as treatment progresses. One of my kids only noticed they were very relaxed after a session, but no real help so we discontinued and going a different route (more thorough diagnosis into other things). I did Nuro feedback before I knew I had ADHD, and was two years into a family crisis. We focused on overall anxiety and clarity, and it was incredibly helpful. The only reason I’m not doing it now for ADHD is cost (insurance doesn’t cover. I’m using organization tools, exercise & Rx. However I do know that for me, it was a powerful tool, and would help overall.