Part 1: A Conversation with Dr. Valdeane Brown, creator of NeurOptimal® Neurofeedback Training Co.

Hosted by Natalie N. Baker, LMHC at Neurofeedback Training Co.. This is part one of a three webinar conversation with Dr. Valdeane Brown, co-creator of NeurOptimal® systems and Dynamical Neurofeedback.
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[@tangoforthesoul]

Thank you Natalie! I look forward to part two!

[@Neurofeedbacktraining]

You are so welcome!

[@Shannon6070]

Thank you. I’ve been looking for more detailed information. This provides some great insights. 😊

[@Neurofeedbacktraining]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kristinwooten3255]

Thank you so much for setting up this interview Natalie, it was really well done. I'm looking forward to part two! :)

[@Neurofeedbacktraining]

Hi Kristin! Me too! Thank you for joining us.

[@nicks1644]

How many sessions per week is good for adhd and learning difficulties. ? Is once a week enough ? And for how long.

[@Neurofeedbacktraining]

Great question! The number of neurofeedback sessions needed can vary depending on individual factors like the severity of ADHD or learning difficulties, personal goals, and how the brain responds to training. Typically, more frequent sessions-around 2-3 times per week-can lead to faster results, similar to learning a skill like playing the piano, where consistent practice accelerates progress. While once a week can still be beneficial, it may take longer to notice significant changes.
Most people choose to do neurofeedback home training for convenience and flexibility, allowing them to fit more sessions into their week. If you have any specific questions or would like to learn more, feel free to reach out to me directly at [e-mail].