Neurofeedback for ADHD
113 vetted providers offer neurofeedback for ADHD. They are sorted by city below, and every other option is one click away.
ADHD is where neurofeedback has the most research behind it. It trains the brain networks that handle attention and self-control. Many families use it with medication, and some use it instead. The evidence is mixed, and the best-blinded trials show little benefit, so choose a clinic that is honest about what to expect.
Think of neurofeedback as training for the brain. Sensors on your scalp read your brainwaves as they happen. Simple feedback, often a game or a video, shows you when your brain moves into a steadier state, and over time you learn to get there more easily. That steadier state is linked with less ADHD. Nothing goes into your body and no drugs are involved.
Neurofeedback is a Progressive option. It draws people who want a drug-free way to build self-regulation, and ADHD is where it is used most. Honest providers will tell you it takes a steady run of sessions and works best as part of a bigger plan.
Neurofeedback in Orlando, FL
13 listed for this city.
- Balance Psychiatry and Wellness - TMS Orlando
- Orlando Health Neuropsychology Consultants
- NeuroRenueva
- The Brain Behavior Group
- AHP Institute
- Neuro-Feedback
- Orlando Health Neuroscience Institute Downtown Pavilion
- Brain & Nerve Center
- Brain and Mind Institute Michigan Street Location - Community Mental Health Center
- Same Day Orlando Counseling/Neurofeedback/Coaching
- Plasticity Brain Centers
- Orlando Health Neuroscience Institute Rehabilitation Medicine – Downtown Orlando
Neurofeedback in Jacksonville, FL
7 listed for this city.
Neurofeedback in Gainesville, FL
7 listed for this city.
Neurofeedback in Winter Park, FL
6 listed for this city.
Neurofeedback in Brunswick, GA
5 listed for this city.
Neurofeedback in St. Augustine, FL
3 listed for this city.
Neurofeedback in Savannah, GA
3 listed for this city.
Neurofeedback in Jacksonville Beach, FL
2 listed for this city.
Neurofeedback in South Jordan, UT
2 listed for this city.
Neurofeedback in San Francisco, CA
2 listed for this city.
Neurofeedback in Seattle, WA
2 listed for this city.
Neurofeedback in Maitland, FL
2 listed for this city.
Neurofeedback for ADHD: questions people ask
Can neurofeedback help ADHD?
This is where it has the most support. It trains attention and self-control networks directly, and many families use it alongside medication. The evidence is mixed, so look for a clinic that is honest about what to expect.
Is it safe?
Yes. It is non-invasive and uses no drugs. The sensors only listen. They send nothing into your brain. Side effects are rare and usually mild.
How many sessions will I need?
Because it is training, it takes a series of sessions spread over weeks or months. Expect steady practice. Your clinic should give you a realistic plan up front.
Can I stop my medication?
Some people use neurofeedback to rely less on medication. Make that choice with your prescriber, never alone, and plan any change with your care team.
Want to weigh more choices? See every ADHD option in the US, from traditional to alternative to progressive care, or search the full Live Well Map directory.