Praxis für Neurofeedback München
– Philipp Heiler

Neurofeedback has been used for decades for the treatment of both ADHD and ADD. In many cases, existing medication can be reduced in consultation with the treating doctor. The therapeutic effect is often noticeable after just a few sessions and can last a lifetime. Patients learn to control their mental and physical activity better and more consciously. This is possible for affected children as well as adults. Further information

Depression often remains undetected for a long time or is very mild. Nevertheless, it has strong effects on well-being. Furthermore, concrete starting points are difficult to find and to treat. Medical treatment is often an important first step. As a further or even sole therapeutic approach, neurofeedback can identify, break up and specifically treat internal blockages and imbalances. Thus neurofeedback is able to work through unconscious problem areas, to improve body awareness and sleep and to stabilize the emotional balance again. Further information

Neurofeedback training not only enables the reduction of existing stress and the associated limitations, but can also be used for prevention. As part of prevention, early stages of burnout can be localized and treated, and resistance to further stress and the ability to relax can be improved. Further information

The treatment of epilepsy represents the birth of neurofeedback therapy. Nevertheless, neurofeedback training has been continuously improved for 50 years. The brain is trained so that epileptic seizures occur less often or in some cases no longer at all. The occurrence of auras can also be reduced and attention can be improved as a side effect. Here, too, medication can in some cases be reduced during the course of training, in consultation with the treating doctor. Further information

A post-traumatic stress disorder – PTSD – can result from events that have occurred or have been observed. Whether accidents, family tragedies or military operations, such trauma can manifest itself in many forms. Especially in close cooperation with a conversation or trauma therapy, neurofeedback can overcome internal barriers and can also be worked through in the long term. Further information

Sooner or later the quality of life suffers considerably due to permanent pressure situations. Neurofeedback can be used to treat chronic stress and also raise awareness of various states of stress. This will help to identify stress situations more quickly in the future and thus actively counteract them. Further information

About 10–15% of the world’s population suffer from migraine. Anyone who is affected knows that the pain can often only be partially relieved by the appropriate medication. With special neurofeedback trainings developed specifically for migraine patients, it is possible to significantly reduce the frequency of migraine attacks or to stop them completely. Migraine with accompanying aura can also be treated by neurofeedback. Further information

Autism manifests itself primarily in social communication and interaction, but also in limited and recurring behavioural patterns. Establishing a relationship with other people is often harder for those affected than for people without autism. Further problems show up in the emotionality and the expression of their own interests and feelings, or generally with non-verbal communication. They may also be inflexible about changes, prefer familiar processes and routines and want to stick to them. Further information

A restful sleep is essential for performance and the quality of life. Neurofeedback makes it possible to train the brain so that it can switch to a relaxation phase more quickly and efficiently and thus fall asleep better. It also teaches the brain to stay longer in the regeneration phase of sleep, leading to a healthier and more restful sleep overall. Further information

Dyslexia can lead to learning problems at school from an early age. But even as an adult, it can cause limitations and often shame in many situations. We can support children and adults with neurofeedback by specifically training the language centre. This improves the ability to read and spell. Further information

Anxiety attacks and panic attacks often occur after traumatic experiences, but in many cases also for no obvious reason. Moreover, the exact time of these attacks is often unpredictable. Neurofeedback treatment can help here. Because it is possible to break open subconscious fears or worries and thus to treat them. This is often the only way to gain access to the origin of anxiety/panic attacks. Further information