Both Have a Place — Here's How They Compare
If you or your child has been diagnosed with ADHD, anxiety, or another condition, you've likely been presented with medication as the primary treatment option. Medication works well for many people — but it's not the only option, and it's not always the best fit.
Here's an honest comparison to help you understand both approaches:
Important Considerations
Neurofeedback is not anti-medication. Sally works with many clients who take medication and continue to benefit from it. In some cases, neurofeedback helps medication work better. In other cases, clients are eventually able to reduce their medication under their physician's guidance.
The key point is that you have options — and the best choice depends on your specific situation, preferences, and goals. Sally is happy to discuss this with you during a free phone consultation.