Research Studies
Neurofeedback Technology Reduces Cortisol Levels
“Conclusions: The NeurOptimal (‘a version of Neurofeedback’) system is a safe neurotechnology able to reduce stress-related behaviors. Our findings confirm the safety of NO [NeurOptimal] neurotechnology and its capacity to promote anxiolytic effect by decreasing salivary cortisol levels; this NO [NeurOptimal] neurotechnology could be an alternative approach against benzodiazepines abuse in anxiety-related disorders.”
In School Neurofeedback Training for ADHD
“Conclusions: Neurofeedback participants made more prompt and greater improvements in ADHD symptoms, which were sustained at the 6-month follow-up, than did CT participants or those in the control group. This finding suggests that neurofeedback is a promising attention training treatment for children with ADHD.”
Dynamical Neurofeedback® Neuroptimal®: A New Approach to Improve the Perception of Tinnitus Through Cerebral Self-Regulation.
“Conclusions: NeurOptimal® Training improves both perception of handicap and levels of depression, anxiety and stress. NeurOptimal® Training, like any other valid treatment for tinnitus, does not eliminate tinnitus, but it has the ability to reduce the perception and attention to it, aspects that represent the crux of the treatment of this disorder. In some cases, at the end of the treatment, perception is reduced to such an extent that the problem almost disappears in the subject, together with an improvement in the psychophysical state. The results highlighted so far are promising and seem to confirm the peculiar characteristic of this technique, namely that it is based on the key principles of brain activity: self-regulation, neuroplasticity and learning.”
Exploring the Effect of Neurofeedback on
Postcancer Cognitive Impairment and Fatigue: A Pilot Feasibility Study
“Findings: The neurofeedback protocol was feasible and resulted in significant decreases in perceived cognitive deficits, fatigue, sleep, and psychological symptoms.”