“While neurofeedback is generally recognized as a safe intervention for improving electroneurological flexibility, some people report side effects. A majority of reported side effects aren’t considered dangerous and usually transitory in that they’ll eventually subside. That said, if you aren’t working with a skilled professional, haven’t gotten a QEEG assessment, and/or are conducting neurofeedback on your own – you may increase the risk of experiencing side effects.”
MY NAME IS ZYDIS. back in may and june i started with neurofeedback for anxiety and depression. at the same time that i took 14 treatments up until july, my daughter had been pregnant with triplets and lost them all. my depression and anxiety has gotten so much worse. i was wondering could the lens still be pushing anxiety and depression to worsen. week by week seems worse. i was doing so much better before the lens only trying to get rid of a little bit and i mean little bit of depression that was hanging around. i later found out if you have underlying depression it can make it worse. i called the company they didn’t feel it was still pushing and could be the triplet experience. all i know is it is getting rough and i don’t know which way to turn now. never have i wanted to do meds. thankyou
We are not clinicians so I can not give clinical advice. If you do not feel comfortable with the clinician you are working with look for another. A responsible trainer doing neurofeedback would first do a qEEG to look at the brain before trainer to guide the actual training process. There are therapists that do neurofeedback as well and that may be more appropriate than someone just doing neurofeedback. Check on http://www.isnr.org or http://www.aapb.org
We can not vouch for LENS Neurofeedback. We are not clinicians here. IF you are not having success with LENS neurofeedback I would suggest seeking a traditional neurofeedback provider. AS far as I know there have been no clinical publications regarding use of the LENS device.
I would suggest seeing a different provider. We can not vouch for what people cal Neurofeedback. There are non-FDA devices being used out there in a clinical setting and other variables. I would suggest checking http://www.bcia.org for a qualified provider.
Hello,
I am looking for a neurofeedback provider in Winston Salem, NC, preferably in-network with BlueCrossBlueShield or Medicare.
Do you have a database of providers that is searchable by the public?
Thanks
https://bio-medical.com/resources/members/?filter_state_2d1b2=NC