Question 1

What is the difference between ADD and ADHD?

Accepted Answer

ADD is Attention Deficit Disorder with predominantly inattentive symptoms. ADHD includes hyperactivity and/or impulsivity. Both are neurodevelopmental disorders affecting focus, organization, and behavior, but hyperactivity is less present in ADD.

Question 2

How does ADD/ADHD affect daily life in children and adults?

Accepted Answer

In children, ADHD can cause academic challenges, impulsive behavior, and disorganization. In adults, it can impair work performance, time management, and relationships. In both cases, it may also be associated with anxiety or low self-esteem.

Question 3

Is ADD/ADHD hereditary?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in about 75% of cases, ADHD is linked to genetic factors. However, other factors such as prematurity or specific exposures during pregnancy can also contribute to its development.

Question 4

Is neurofeedback effective and scientifically recognized for ADHD?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Neurofeedback is rated as a Level 5 intervention , the highest level of scientific recognition. It reduces symptoms in approximately 90% of cases, with results that persist even after the sessions end.

Question 5

What is the difference between neurofeedback and medication?

Accepted Answer

Medication works only while taken, by altering the brain’s chemical activity. Neurofeedback, on the other hand, directly trains the brain’s electrical activity, with effects that can last even after sessions are completed.

Question 6

Neurofeedback or psychotherapy: what’s the difference?

Accepted Answer

Psychotherapy focuses on thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, while neurofeedback trains the brain to function better at the neurophysiological level. The two approaches can be complementary.

Question 7

Is neurofeedback painful or invasive?

Accepted Answer

No. It is a non-invasive, painless method with no known side effects. Sensors placed on the scalp record brain activity and guide the training.

Question 8

How long does it take to see results?

Accepted Answer

Most clients notice significant improvements after 8 to 12 weeks , with 1 to 2 sessions per week.

Question 9

Can I continue my other treatments during neurofeedback?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Neurofeedback can be combined with medication, psychotherapy, or other treatments.

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What to Expect During Your First Session at Neuroperforma

Personalized Welcome

qEEG Assessment

Discussion of Results

Personalized Training Plan

Complete a qEEG assessment, included in your first session.

Non-invasive and scientifically recognized method.

Team specialized in ADHD — for both children and adults.

Commitment to regular follow-up throughout the program.

State-of-the-art 19-electrode neurofeedback technology, enabling detailed brain mapping and highly targeted intervention.

A method recognized and approved by science

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