Question 1

What is Mild Cognitive Decline?

Accepted Answer

Noticeable changes in memory, attention, language, or executive functions beyond normal aging, without significant loss of autonomy. Some individuals remain stable, others improve; a subgroup may progress to dementia. Early detection helps to act effectively.

Question 2

What are common signs?

Accepted Answer

Recent forgetfulness, word-finding difficulties, more complex decision-making, disorganization, misplaced objects, confusion in familiar places, difficulty following a conversation or story.

Question 3

Does it always mean the start of dementia?

Accepted Answer

No. MCI is a risk factor, but it does not inevitably lead to dementia. Regular monitoring and targeted interventions can stabilize or even improve some profiles.

Question 4

How can neurofeedback help with mild cognitive decline?

Accepted Answer

Targeted training of attention and memory networks to improve mental clarity, encoding, recall, sustained attention, and organization. Non-invasive, painless, with no known side effects.

Question 5

How long until effects are seen?

Accepted Answer

Improvements are often observed in 8-12 weeks with 1-3 sessions per week. The total number of sessions depends on the individual's profile, goals, and adherence to lifestyle recommendations.

Question 6

Does neurofeedback replace other care?

Accepted Answer

No. It integrates into a multimodal approach that includes cognitive stimulation, physical activity, sleep hygiene, nutrition, risk factor management (including hypertension and diabetes), medical follow-up, and psychological support. Approaches are complementary.

Question 7

Are there any risks with neurofeedback?

Accepted Answer

The method is non-invasive and generally well-tolerated. A trained professional adjusts parameters and monitors progress.

What is Mild Cognitive Decline?

Slow Down Mild Cognitive Decline and Boost Your Abilities with Neurofeedback

Expected Benefits of Neurofeedback

How Our Neurofeedback Method Works for Mild Cognitive Decline

Scientific Evidence

How Your First Session at Neuroperforma is Structured

Personalized Welcome

qEEG Assessment

Discussion of Results

Personalized Training Plan

Detailed qEEG assessment

Non-drug method

Trained team

Close monitoring

A Method Recognized and Approved by Our Clients

FAQ - Mild Cognitive Decline and Neurofeedback

What is Mild Cognitive Decline?

What are common signs?

Does it always mean the start of dementia?

How can neurofeedback help with mild cognitive decline?

How long until effects are seen?

Does neurofeedback replace other care?

Are there any risks with neurofeedback?

What is Mild Cognitive Decline?

Slow Down Mild Cognitive Decline and Boost Your Abilities with Neurofeedback

Expected Benefits of Neurofeedback

How Our Neurofeedback Method Works for Mild Cognitive Decline

Scientific Evidence

How Your First Session at Neuroperforma is Structured

Personalized Welcome

qEEG Assessment

Discussion of Results

Personalized Training Plan

Detailed qEEG assessment

Non-drug method

Trained team

Close monitoring

A Method Recognized and Approved by Our Clients

FAQ - Mild Cognitive Decline and Neurofeedback

What is Mild Cognitive Decline?

What are common signs?

Does it always mean the start of dementia?

How can neurofeedback help with mild cognitive decline?

How long until effects are seen?

Does neurofeedback replace other care?

Are there any risks with neurofeedback?