THEY ARE TALKING
Rafaël Institute - Levallois Perret (92)
Initiated around the issue of cancer and the deleterious effects of its treatments, the Rafaël Institute offers neurofeedback sessions to patients to better support the treatments: "Neurofeedback allows cancer patients to face difficulties without apprehension and effectively to let go and improve or even recover sleep that has sometimes been lost or disturbed". contact@institut-rafael.fr
Marie Druker - journalist
Marie Drucker, journalist, radio and TV host and documentary filmmaker devotes in her 5th book entitled "En Forme!" (2021) a whole chapter on Dynamic Neurofeedback.
Burn Out Center - Paris (75007)
The Burn Out Center located in Paris, offers specific and personalized burn out support. At the heart of the proposed approaches is Neurofeedback. "It is the synergy of these techniques that makes them effective: nothing is essential, everything is necessary".
Sportsmen
Many athletes swear by Dynamical Neurofeedback and say it improves their performance. Among them, Ludivine LASNIER, multiple French Champion, European Champion and triple World Kick Boxing Champion. Or, Stéphane TOURREAU, Freediving World Champion in constant weight, member of the French team. “Neurofeedback is the future of competitive sports. It has helped me concentrate and stay relaxed despite pressure” - Richard FAULDS, Gold medal at the Sydney Olympics (2000). "I think all competitions require concentration. From chess to memorization competitions and from golf to trap shooting, tomorrow's champions will need to sharpen their minds with neurofeedback. The athlete who ignores this revolutionary technology will be overwhelmed" - Dominic O'BRIEN, World Memory Champion.
Optical Center
Optical Center promotes Neurofeedback on its website as a possible treatment for tinnitus. "Today, many treatments are offered to tinnitus patients. Neurofeedback is an innovative technique that can be considered to treat tinnitus. The dynamic Neurofeedback technique combines electrical activity sensors with a device that analyzes the signal received 256 times at the second. The patient listens to music which is interrupted when the computer detects an electrical disturbance. When the music is interrupted, even in an almost imperceptible way, the nervous system becomes aware of this alteration in regularity. As a result , the brain which seeks continuity observes itself to better self-regulate. In the event of tinnitus, dynamic neurofeedback makes it possible to trigger this self-regulation so that the brain carries out a reprogramming. This latter allows a new processing of the parasitic noises that are tinnitus".
Depression Center - Paris (75007)
The Depression Center offers care in town, without hospitalization, to relieve the suffering of patients with these pathologies. "A first appointment is necessary with one of the center's doctors in order to make a diagnosis or to verify it, to find the cause of the disorder and to offer you a treatment plan including psychological support, stimulation, neurofeedback and others depending on your situation"
Association DYS-POSITIVE
The objective of this association is to be able to help children, parents and teachers confronted with learning disabilities: dyslexia, dyspraxia, dysorthographia, dysphasia, dyscalculia, ADD(H)... On its website, DYS-POSITIF quotes Neurofeedback in the treatment of ADHD "ADHD treatment: all about neurofeedback!" So, is neurofeedback interesting? Could your hyperactive child need it? Several specialists involved in the management of ADHD highly recommend it, as the long-term results are impressive! And it would seem that this technique only offers advantages: 100% natural, it does not cause any undesirable side effects; 100% simple, the sessions do not require any particular effort. Effective, after several sessions, the improvements are noticeable and lasting. Depending on the nature, severity and number of symptoms to be treated, the number of sessions can range from ten to 20 sessions.