Clinical use of neurofeedback: A long and winding road… by Martijn Arns, Founder of Brain Clinics, Netherlands.
EEG Neurofeedback has a rich history, with a first demonstrations of EEG conditioning already published in the 1930’s. Not until the 1960’s the first clinical applications in the treatment of epilepsy became evident. Currently neurofeedback has been mostly investigated in the treatment of ADHD and insomnia, with more recently a focus on methodologically sound studies. Here we will critically review and discuss what the potential of neurofeedback is, especially from a transdiagnostic perspective, that could also have implications for other disorders, including tinnitus.
This session was moderated by Kelly Asouly, Cochlear Technology Centre Belgium
