There are certainly criticisms, grains of salt, and hucksterism involved, but I think it would be premature to entirely dismiss neurofeedback. Importantly, ther

There are certainly criticisms, grains of salt, and hucksterism involved, but I think it would be premature to entirely dismiss neurofeedback. Importantly, there is not “one kind” of neurofeedback, and the specific EEG patterns to optimize for is open to debate. Douglas Dailey has some interesting hypotheses and an excellent list of references for further investigation: https://tagsync.com/ https://tagsync.com/