Neurofeedback
Is there any research I can review on the use of neurofeedback in clinical practice?
Yes, there has been a great deal of research on the use of Neurofeedback in clinical practice. Here are some resources you can review…
Read more →Will I be required to do additional trainings in the future to maintain my status as a neurofeedback practitioner?
Because Neurofeedback is an ever-evolving field, most practitioners decide to expand their knowledge by completing additional training, but that is not necessary. You can…
Read more →Can I bill insurance for neurofeedback sessions?
Not usually. There are some insurance companies that will allow you to bill for biofeedback procedure code 90901 or 90875, but most providers use…
Read more →Can neurofeedback cause an increase in problems for clients with certain issues? If so, which issues?
Neurofeedback practitioners should avoid working with the following issues unless they have had advanced, specialized training in working with these issues and/or working closely…
Read more →Do I need to have had a graduate level course in brain physiology to use neurofeedback in my practice?
No. A knowledge of basic physiology is covered in the Neurofeedback Bootcamp for Beginners class.
Read more →Do I need to be comfortable using computers to use neurofeedback in my practice?
You do not need to be a “power user” to successfully use BrainMaster Neurofeedback products. You just need to be comfortable using Microsoft Windows;…
Read more →Is there any ongoing clinical use support or super-vision available after I take an initial neurofeedback training?
Yes, ongoing support is available via email or phone. There is also an extensive online knowledge base you can access as well as a…
Read more →Do I need to have a license to use neurofeedback in my practice?
Yes, BrainMaster equipment and training is only available to licensed clinical practitioners and universities for research. If you have any questions about how this…
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