
These techniques are open to everyone: children, teenagers, adults and seniors.
Whether you are experiencing a specific difficulty (attention disorders, chronic pain, anxiety, etc.) or simply seeking to optimise your performance—whether athletic, managerial, cognitive, or creative—biofeedback and neurofeedback offer training that is non-invasive, personalised, and based on your own physiological signals.
In practice: 10 to 20 structured sessions generally enable the brain to learn new responses, whether to better manage stress, improve concentration or increase your mental stamina.
Main disorders and areas of intervention
1️⃣ Neurodevelopment & attention
| Disorder | How feedback works | Potential benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Attention deficit/ADHD | Neurofeedback: reinforcement of β waves (attention) and modulation of θ waves (distraction). | More stable concentration, reduced impulsivity, improved academic or professional productivity. |
| Autism (spectrum) | Neurofeedback: optimisation of waves related to divided attention and emotional regulation. | Less sensory overload, smoother social interactions. |
| Learning disorder dyslexia, dysphasia, dysorthographia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia |
Neurofeedback: optimisation of waves in the areas of the cortex responsible for these functions. | Improved learning abilities. |
2️⃣ Stress, anxiety & sleep management
| Disorder | Feedback used | Potential benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Acute or chronic stress / generalised anxiety |
HRV biofeedback: improves heart rate variability. Neurofeedback: stabilises α (relaxation) and β (control) waves. |
Feeling of calm, improved resilience in stressful situations. |
| Menopause (hot flushes, irritability, sleep disorders) |
Thermal biofeedback & HRV: measures and regulates body temperature and the autonomic nervous system. Neurofeedback: for cognitive problems (see below). |
Reduction in hot flushes, more stable sleep, calmer mood. |
| Insomnia & night-time awakenings | Neurofeedback: training of δ (deep sleep) and θ (transition) waves. | Faster sleep onset, more restful sleep. |
3️⃣ Cognitive performance
| Condition | Feedback used | Potential benefit |
|---|---|---|
| “Brain Fog” | Neurofeedback: α/β balancing to clarify cognition. | Mental clarity, increased productivity. |
| Intellectual disability/mental retardation | Neurofeedback: stimulation of waves related to working memory and planning. | Modest but significant gains in daily independence and learning. |
| Cognitive decline, dementia, Alzheimer’s & Parkinson’s |
Neurofeedback: maintenance of brain plasticity, support for motor networks. Biofeedback: management of dysautonomia and associated stress. |
Slowing of decline, improved quality of life, reduction in anxiety related to the disease. |
| Post-COVID syndrome Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) |
HRV biofeedback: rebalances the autonomic nervous system. Neurofeedback: restores alertness waves. |
Gradual recovery of energy, improvement in cognitive functions. |
4️⃣ Pain & somatic symptoms
| Disorder | Feedback used | Potential benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Musculoskeletal pain, migraines, dysmenorrhoea, fibromyalgia |
Biofeedback: muscle relaxation Neurofeedback: sensory cortex training |
Reduction in pain intensity, less reliance on painkillers. |
| Premenstrual syndrom (PMS) |
Biofeedback: regulation of autonomic and muscular responses related to symptoms Neurofeedback: training of SMR, Alpha and Beta waves to stabilise brain activity |
Better cognitive balance, less irritability, improved overall well-being during the second half of the cycle, reduced anxiety and improved sleep. |
| Tinnitus | Neurofeedback: desynchronisation of hyperactive auditory areas. | Reduction in noise perception, psychological relief. |
5️⃣ Addictions & eating behaviours
| Disorder | Feedback used | Potential benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Addictions (alcohol, drugs, tobacco) | Neurofeedback: normalisation of reward circuits (dopamine) and strengthening of executive control. | Decreased cravings, increased motivation to remain abstinent. |
| Eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, binge eating) |
Interoceptive biofeedback: awareness of hunger/satiety signals. Neurofeedback: balancing waves linked to impulsivity and emotional regulation. |
Improved body awareness, healthier eating behaviours. |
6️⃣ Sports & managerial performance
| Objective | Feedback used | Potential benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Improved athletic performance |
Cardio-respiratory biofeedback: optimisation of breathing and heart rate variability. Neurofeedback: training of waves linked to concentration and recovery. |
Increased endurance, better management of competition stress, faster recovery. |
| Leadership, decision-making, team management | Neurofeedback: strengthening of β (focus) and α (mental calm) waves. | Faster and more accurate decisions, stress management in high-pressure situations. |
Do you recognise yourself in any of these profiles? Contact us and together we will define the path that best suits your needs and objectives.
