Is there any research I can review on the use of neurofeedback in clinical practice?
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Yes. Neurofeedback has been studied for more than fifty years, and the research keeps growing. Good places to start:
- Our Research library: summaries of hundreds of studies, each linked to the paper, which you can filter by condition and type of study.
- Books: textbooks and clinical handbooks, including the BCIA certification reading.
- NeuroRegulation: the journal of the International Society for Neuroregulation and Research, free to read online.
- PubMed: the US National Library of Medicine’s database, for your own search.
For a clinician’s overview, see Why Clinicians Choose Neurofeedback For Their Practices.