Neurofeedback: anyone else doing, done it or curious?

[shatter eyes]

Thank you, Swift!

I absolutely want to learn more. With fairly recent head trauma, I’ve been studying a lot about neuroplasticity to not only help my brain heal from physical injuries, but to cope with severe neurological pain and trauma. What is working for head injury trauma is also significantly helping a lifetime of trauma = PTSD.

No one local does Neurofeedback, and I cannot travel due to injuries, but I have prescriptions to lease and buy the equipment. I haven’t done it yet: I’m desperate to heal, but just for 1 month’s rent costs over $1,000.00 USD. To purchase is over $10,000.00 USD.

I’d really like to learn more, as that’s a lot of money to lose if it doesn’t make a dent into the severe pain / trauma / re-wiring.
Thank you for your teaching and insights.

I would not lease or buy the unit unless you or somebody can interpret the data.


NeuroOptimal will be a better self option.

 

[seabadger]

Does it give you a measure of your healing process? Like for example, if you're processing EMDR trauma, can you use neurofeedback to give you an idea of how it is healing you overall?

 

[Deleted member 487]

EEG Neurofeedback can be good. But you have to have someone doing it that knows how to do it.

 

[Swift]

@seabadger - I suppose possibly? I haven't combined the two myself yet.
I'm sure my brain doesn't look how it did at the start of neurofeedback, and I certainly get better numbers more quickly now that I've been doing it for a while. I can ask my T on Monday - she's brilliant.