How Effective is Neurofeedback for Kids on the Autistic Spectrum?

The potential of neurofeedback for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is truly groundbreaking. Emerging research yields promising results, offering hope to countless families seeking effective interventions.

In a study of children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders, children who received Neurofeedback training improved in a wide variety of skills, abilities, and behaviors much more than those who did not receive neurofeedback.

Neurofeedback: A Breakthrough Treatment for Autistic Spectrum

Those kids who received neurofeedback showed an average 26% reduction in behaviors on the Autistic Treatment Evaluation Checklists (ATEC).

What is most notable is that this reduction was seen regardless of the child’s autism severity level. Kids who experienced severe vs. mild autistic spectrum behaviors all showed improvement.

Parents also noted improvement in many different areas, such as socialization, vocalization, sleep, anxiety, schoolwork, and reduction of tantrums.

It is a study that yields hopeful and important numbers for thousands of children and adults on the spectrum who are looking for positive answers and need help for themselves or their loved ones.

Neurofeedback has mind-blowing benefits for people on the spectrum. It can significantly change their lives because it helps to balance the brain and regulate function.

For the full study check out Efficacy of Neurofeedback for Children in the Autistic Spectrum: A Pilot Study, By Betty Jarusiewicz, PhD.

Imagine a world where individuals with autism can reach their full potential. With neurofeedback, we’re moving closer to that reality. This innovative therapy empowers countless people to overcome challenges and live more fulfilling lives.

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