Some of the providers in Washington and Idaho who contributed to the results described in this article are Ken Dunning, Jane Beaver, Steve Rothman, Sara LaRiviere and Viki Howard. The cost of the sessions vary according to the specific treatment provider. But some of our families were able to get funding through Adoption Support. Other families just decided it was a priority even without financial assistance because we felt it was an investment in our children's health and future. We also found out that there are different placements on the head for the EEG sensors to address many mental health conditions, including ADHD, Post Traumatic Stress, Depression, and Epilepsy, to name a few.
Some golfers even use it just to have better concentration on the golf course.
Some were helped more than others and some were not able to continue treatment as long as they needed to, for various reasons. But those who were able to complete the recommended number of treatments, showed definite, measurable improvement. The first one in our family to receive this treatment was our daughter, Sarah, who was diagnosed with FAE when she was 16. She began EEG biofeedback when she was 20 in August, 1998. She was then on medication for depression, which had some undesirable side effects even before she reached a therapeutic dosage.