Neurophysiological Basis of ADHD

Neurophysiological Basis of ADHD affects brain function in measurable ways that QEEG brain mapping can identify. At Peak Brain Institute, we use quantitative EEG to assess individual patterns related to neurophysiological basis of adhd, then design personalized neurofeedback protocols targeting those specific signatures. Browse our 1 research paper on this topic.

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Discourse on the development of EEG diagnostics and biofeedback for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorders

Lubar, Joel F. (1991) · Biofeedback and Self-regulation

This article presents a review of work that my colleagues and I have been doing during the past 15 years developing a rationale for the diagnosis of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and treatment of ADHD employing EEG biofeedback techniques. The article first briefly reviews the history of research and theory for understanding ADHD and then deals with the development of EEG and event-related potential (ERP) assessment paradigms and treatment protocols for this disorder, including our work and that of others who have replicated our results. Illustrative material from our current research and child case studies is included. Suggestions for future experimental and clinical work in this area are presented and theoretical issues involving the understanding of the neurophysiological and neurological basis of ADHD are discussed.

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