Question 1

What is Alzheimer’s disease, and how is it different from dementia?

Accepted Answer

Dementia is a general term for a set of symptoms (memory loss, language difficulties, reasoning problems) that interfere with daily life. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia. It causes progressive degeneration of brain cells, affecting memory, behavior, and autonomy.

Question 2

What are the early signs to watch for?

Accepted Answer

Difficulty remembering recent events Losing objects or getting disoriented in familiar places Mood or behavior changes Trouble finding words These signs can be subtle at first and are often mistaken for fatigue or stress.

Question 3

Can neurofeedback help with Alzheimer’s or cognitive decline?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Studies have shown that neurofeedback can improve cognitive functions, slow symptom progression, and support memory.

Question 4

What happens during a neurofeedback session?

Accepted Answer

Sensors are placed on the scalp to measure brain activity It is non-invasive, painless, and has no known side effects Sessions typically last 50 minutes

Question 5

Does neurofeedback replace medical treatments?

Accepted Answer

No. Neurofeedback is a complementary approach. It can be combined with medication, cognitive stimulation, speech therapy, or physiotherapy. The goal is to optimize brain function and quality of life.

Question 6

What other benefits can be observed?

Accepted Answer

In addition to memory and concentration, some report: Better organization Reduced anxiety and depression Greater emotional stability Improved autonomy in daily activities

Question 7

Is it suitable for independent seniors who want to prevent cognitive decline?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Neurofeedback and other techniques can be used preventively to maintain memory, concentration, and mental sharpness.

Question 8

How can a caregiver support a person with Alzheimer’s?

Accepted Answer

Maintain clear and reassuring routines Encourage physical and social activities Communicate gently (simple words, eye contact, gestures) Provide a safe environment Seek professional support to avoid burnout.

Question 9

Is Alzheimer’s hereditary?

Accepted Answer

In the vast majority of cases, the answer is no. Genetics accounts for only about 1% of Alzheimer’s cases. Environmental factors, lifestyle, and overall health play an important role

Question 10

How long does it take to see results?

Accepted Answer

Improvements may appear within a few weeks, but timing varies depending on the individual, stage of the disease, and consistency of sessions

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Your First Session at Neuroperforma

Personalized Welcome

qEEG Assessment

Discussion of Results

Training Plan

Detailed qEEG report included in the initial assessment

Non-drug, safe, and personalized approach

Interventions based on scientific research published since 2016

Regular follow-up and coordination with your healthcare professionals as needed

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