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Applications of neurofeedback and biofeedback
These pages explain common concerns, how they may relate to regulation in the brain and nervous system, and how I-NFBF approaches assessment and training.
Related topics are grouped so that you can find relevant information quickly. The original search terms remain visible on each page. Any training plan depends on your individual situation, previous assessments, and the goals agreed with you.
Burnout, exhaustion and impaired recovery
When sleep and breaks no longer feel restorative, the nervous system may have difficulty shifting reliably between activation and rest. Neurofeedback and biofeedback work with measurable regulatory processes.
- Burnout & Exhaustion
- Exhausted Regeneration & Impaired Ability to Relax
- Stress-Related Secondary Conditions
Long Covid, post-viral fatigue and brain fog
After an infection, exhaustion, slower thinking, sleep problems, and limited tolerance for exertion may persist. Training needs to take this fluctuating capacity into account.
- Long-COVID & Post-Viral Fatigue
- Memory, Mental Fitness & Brain Fog
Anxiety, panic and persistent overwhelm
Anxiety may involve sudden panic, constant tension, rumination, or insecurity. Biofeedback and neurofeedback can help people observe and practise influencing selected physical and neural responses.
- Anxiety & Panic Disorders
- Emotional Irritability, Insecurity & Overwhelm
Chronic pain and fibromyalgia
Chronic pain affects the body, nervous system, and daily life. Neurofeedback and biofeedback may complement medical treatment by addressing pain processing, muscle tension, and autonomic activation.
- Chronic Pain
- Fibromyalgia & Autoimmune Conditions
Peak Performance
Practise focus and composure under pressure.
- Peak Performance
Attention and ADHD in children and adults
Poor concentration, distractibility, and restlessness can affect school, work, and family life. Neurofeedback trains selected activity patterns, while biofeedback can add work on physical regulation.
- Attention & ADHD
Depression and persistent low mood
Low mood, lack of drive, withdrawal, and slower thinking can have a major effect on daily life. At I-NFBF, neurofeedback is considered only within a coordinated treatment context.
- Depression & Negative Mood States
Sleep problems: when the brain and body do not settle
Difficulty falling asleep, frequent waking, or unrefreshing sleep can have many causes. Neurofeedback and biofeedback address activation and regulation after those causes have been considered.
- Sleep Problems
Memory and cognition in daily life
Forgetfulness, slower thinking, or difficulty with everyday tasks can have many causes. Careful assessment comes before any neurofeedback or biofeedback training.
- Memory & Cognition
Chronic headache and migraine
Recurring headaches and migraine can substantially affect daily life, work, and recovery. Biofeedback and neurofeedback may train selected aspects of self-regulation alongside medical care.
- Chronic Headaches & Migraine
Learning disorders and persistent learning difficulties
When reading, writing, mathematics, or retaining information remains difficult, careful assessment is needed. Neurofeedback may add work on attention and self-regulation.
- Learning Disorders
Substance use problems and addiction
Addiction affects learning, reward, stress regulation, and social life. Neurofeedback and biofeedback are considered only as complements to professionally led addiction treatment.
- Substance Use & Addiction
Autism spectrum and individual sensory processing
Autistic people experience sensory input, social situations, and physical signals in different ways. Training is not intended to remove autism, but to address specific difficulties and abilities chosen with the person.
- Autism Spectrum
Neurofeedback after stroke or traumatic brain injury
Motor, language, cognitive, and emotional difficulties may persist after stroke or brain injury. Neurofeedback is considered only after acute care and as a complement to neurological rehabilitation.
- Stroke – Neurofeedback in Rehabilitation
- Traumatic Brain Injury
Tinnitus: managing a persistent sound
Ringing, buzzing, or hissing can affect sleep, concentration, and quiet time. Medical and audiological assessment comes before any neurofeedback or biofeedback training.
- Tinnitus
Individual assessment before training
Neurofeedback and biofeedback do not replace medical, psychiatric, or psychotherapeutic assessment when this is needed. Depending on the concern, they may be used alongside existing care. The strength of evidence differs by method and indication.
Which option may fit your concern?
A short conversation helps us understand your situation and decide whether an initial appointment at I-NFBF would be appropriate.