Neurofeedback Interventions for ADHD in Children: A Pilot Study
Keywords:
neurofeedback, ADHD, children, intervention, non-pharmacologicalAbstract
This pilot study investigates the efficacy of neurofeedback interventions in managing symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children. By tracking behavioral and neurophysiological changes, the study aims to identify potential improvements in attention and impulsivity. Preliminary results demonstrate promising avenues for non-pharmacological ADHD treatments, encouraging further research into neurofeedback as a viable option for clinical application.
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