Why is Neurofeedback Not More Widely Known?


Inconsistent research methods, preponderance of clinical vs. experimental research: -lack of before-and-after EEG data; -other therapies used concurrently with neurofeedback
Decline in interest in both biofeedback and EEG studies.: Kaiser, D., 2001, Journal of Neurotherapy 4(4)
Academy of Neuology: -dismissed validity of QEEG diagnostics in 1989;; -cautious revision in 1999
Russell Barkley dismisses neurotherapy
“Brain-training” doesn’t fit neatly into any existing medical model