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#1: Neurofeedback Benefits the Neurotransmitters in Your Brain

When your brain has been given a specific task, it tries to carry out that task as best it can. Neuroscientists have found that at every thought of yours or action you do, hundreds if not thousands of different neurochemicals are released, which then combine together and eventually go back to their original shape and level before they were first released into your body; this whole process is known as "neurotransmission". When this process goes on inside your central nervous system, certain chemicals are produced - depending on what message you want to be carried around your brain and body. These chemicals are called neurotransmitters. Some of the most common neurotransmitters that you might be familiar with include dopamine, adrenaline, GABA, serotonin etc. Neurofeedback therapy relaxes your nerves so that they can send messages to your neurons quicker and more effectively by improving communication in a similar fashion as if you were putting on or taking off a sweater or jacket - people often find it easier to communicate properly after putting on or taking off their clothes before an important event.

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Biofeedback is a non-invasive technique that utilizes real-time data regarding physiological parameters from the body to assess the onset of a specific condition or to enhance a person's awareness of his or her unconscious bodily processes. Biofeedback systems typically provide auditory and visual cues in the form of waveforms and diagrams relating to body functions. A therapist may use these cues as well as exercises, relaxation methods, or even self-directed training techniques to facilitate an occurrence of the desired event.

Neurofeedback is a type of biofeedback that measures brain activity and uses it as feedback to achieve a desired state such as relaxation or peak performance. The patient wears sensors that can read electric signals in the brain and provide feedback. It is like a computer program that trains the brain to maintain an optimal state of health.

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Facts About Neurofeedback

Neurofeedback for ADHD can help improve focus and concentration; reduce impulsivity; increase attention span; reduce hyperactivity, and more effectively regulate emotions. Research shows cognitive functioning improvements last as long as two years after neurofeedback training ends! Studies also show kids with autism spectrum disorder benefit from neurofeedback by reducing repetitive behaviors, social interaction difficulties, and anxiety. Studies also link neurofeedback therapy for PTSD to reduced trauma symptoms, lower levels of depression, and increased quality of life!

Research shows that people who have suffered from severe depression have significant changes in the EEG when they meditate. When guided by a trained therapist, neurofeedback can lead to better self-awareness and a better understanding of where certain difficulties come from. Neurofeedback for depression can help prevent episodes from occurring again while giving you control over your feelings. Through meditation practice, neurofeedback treats underlying causes related to anxiety disorder (stress or traumatic events). As a result, many find relief from their symptoms with no side effects!

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5 Ways Neurofeedback Therapy Can Help

1. Neurofeedback Therapy can help with a wide range of conditions, including ADD/ADHD, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression and anxiety.

2. The best part is that the therapy actually treats underlying causes instead of just symptoms, so lasting results are often achieved.

3. Since anyone can benefit from neurofeedback therapy, it's important for people to be aware of its potential benefits in order to make an educated decision about their treatment plan.

4. It has been found that when brain waves are adjusted to healthy levels through neurofeedback therapy treatments, then the body responds appropriately by becoming more resilient and flexible over time - making these changes permanent!

5 . Neurofeedback therapy uses a special device called an electroencephalograph (EEG) to allow people to see their own brain waves on a screen in front of them. The person can then manipulate the brainwaves until they are at healthy and balanced levels.

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