I have a thought! Is is practical? If so why isn't it used more often? Is this method covered by insurance? Is this a cure for life or do you have to keep going back for treatments?

Great questions Nancy! I had those too when I read it. Here's another article by NPR. They explain it can take up to 40 sessions or more, which can cost thousands of dollars! http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=130896102

There was a blog just posted in this community that explains a cheaper way to use neurofeeback to treat ADD/ADHD from your own home.

Thanks John, looks like a great tool to utilize.

Our 11 year old son had 10 sessions of Neurofeedback at the BrainTraining Center here in Jupiter, Florida. After each session our son was calmer but the next day we did not see the effects or a build up of the effects. This also is very expensive treatment at $75 a session and is not covered by insurance. I hope this Synaptol will son with his ADHD symtoms.. Just ordered it.

We actually tried it with our son. VERY expensive, our insurance did not cover the cost. We drove over an hour there for a 30 minute session twice a week. Did it for over a year. We however did NOT see any signs that this was actually helping. My son was worn out after every session and slept all the way home and then had migraines after waking up. We finally decided to stop doing this.