I'm trying to find info regarding biofeedback /ADHD?

Answer 1

Pat, I would assume that any results would be directly related to the severity of the ADHD. I know biofeedback has been used for ADHD but I'm sure that there's really a one-size-fits-all answer.

Best Wishes

Answer 2

New Concept in ADD testing and help
I would like to bring to your attention a new concept in ADD testing. An objective physiological measure of ADHD has been elusive. However, research by Jason Alster MSc has shown that when an ADD person tries to sit still, do a boring task, or concentrate- they actually enter stress as measured by electro dermal activity. Measuring electron flow in a circuit the body operates largely by a series of electrical impulses which have been shown to follow certain pathways and measure changes in the electrical resistance or the ability of the tissue to conduct electricity. This marker is positive in the majority of ADD clients tested. Then GSR biofeedback may be used to improve the stress result. A protocol using this valid objective physiological marker has just been published in a video- "Guide for GSR Biofeedback Techniques for the Natural ADHD Practitioner".

http://www.opednews.com/articles/life_a_jasonmar_060608_new_concept_in_testi.htm

Pod-cast interviews
http://www.theadhdspecialist.com/gsraudio.html

http://www.theadhdspecialist.com/gsraudio2.html

Answer 3

This site isn't about biofeedback, per se. But it is kind of an adjunct therapy to biofeedback called Brain Wave Entrainment (BWE). I've heard it's very helpful with ADHD. I use it just to meditate.

Answer 4

Check out (http://www.reducingstress.net ) there is a lot of great content, information articles, expert advice and links on the subject there.

Answer 5

you should enter a website on the health network about adhd.
web md to be exact.