In the case of attention deficit disorder, we observe that impulsivity, distractibility, and hyperactivity all respond to the training. This may lead to much more successful school performance. Homework is done in a shorter period of time, usually without the parent having to supervise so closely. Academically, EEG training frequently helps improve learning by reducing distractibility and mental confusion, thus making it easier to remember what is being studied. In the case of brain injury resulting from concussion, whiplash or stroke, we observe reduced symptoms of confusion, irritability, depression, pain, fatigue and poor memory.
People report they sleep better and wake up more rested.
In the case of epilepsy, we generally observe reduction in the severity and frequency of seizures. In addition, we find that some patients with hard to control, maladaptive behavior may be suffering from seizure activity that has not been identified. This results in behavior that is impossible to ignore and yet very difficult to treat. EEG training, since it influences deeper portions of the brain within the autonomic nervous system, has, in some cases, brought significant behavior improvement. EEG training has also been seen to be effective for preschool behavior problems since the procedure does not require the child to verbally communicate with the therapist or be self-aware of the reasons behind his or her misbehavior.