Why Should I Provide Neurofeedback For My Clients?
Sometimes, clients may experience anxiety when performing cognitive tasks, which can lead to performance “choking”. This looks like a decline in performance of a task as the client enters an anxious emotional state. For example, a client may feel overwhelmed when they have to attend to many stimuli in a short amount of time, such as when one must dual-task. By using neurofeedback while a client completes a cognitive exercise involving dual tasking, this may help the client learn how to conquer their anxiety and perform the cognitive task with success.