Neurofeedback for ADD & ADHD

What Is ADD / ADHD and How Does It Impact Lives?

Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are common neurodevelopmental conditions that affect both children and adults. People with ADD/ADHD may find it challenging to focus, stay organized, manage time, or control impulses. For some, hyperactivity or restlessness adds another layer of difficulty. These challenges can impact daily life, from school and work performance to relationships and self-esteem.

ADD and ADHD aren’t about “not trying hard enough”—they stem from how the brain processes information and regulates attention. Each person’s experience is unique, but many share common struggles such as:

  • Difficulty staying focused on tasks or conversations

  • Forgetfulness and disorganization

  • Impulsive decisions or interrupting others

  • Restlessness or difficulty relaxing

At BrainWorks, we understand that ADD and ADHD can affect all areas of life—and we’re here to help.

How Neurofeedback Benefits People with ADHD

Neurofeedback is a non-invasive, drug-free method that helps train the brain to regulate its activity more effectively. By providing real-time feedback on brainwave patterns, neurofeedback can guide the brain toward healthier, more balanced functioning.

For individuals with ADD or ADHD, neurofeedback offers an empowering path to:

Every brain is unique—our tailored neurofeedback protocols are designed to support your or your child’s specific needs and goals.

Common Questions About Neurofeedback for ADD & ADHD

How long does it take to see results with neurofeedback for ADHD?

Many clients begin noticing positive changes within 2-5 sessions, though a typical program may involve 12-25 sessions for lasting results. The exact number varies depending on the person’s goals and brain patterns. For more specific answers, you can book a free consultation to learn more about your brain. 

Neurofeedback has been shown in numerous studies to help reduce ADHD symptoms by promoting healthier brainwave patterns. While results vary by individual, many report improvements in focus, behavior, and emotional balance.

Yes,  it is safe for children.  Neurofeedback is a teaching method to improve brain function

Absolutely, Neurofeedback is often used on it’s own as a natural side-effect free alternative to medication.  

Then our experienced team provides personalized guidance in a review session where we discuss our finding, what it means to you and if NFB is the best option.

We can then create an individualized neurofeedback plan based on your brain. 

Yes, bodywork, massage, acupuncture and others can work very well with Neurofeedback.