Neurofeedback therapy for autism is generally explored as a supportive approach rather than a cure for autism. Research on its effectiveness remains limited and mixed, so outcomes can vary from person to person. Some individuals may experience changes in areas such as attention, self-regulation, emotional control, or behaviour, while others may notice little change. At The Insight Clinic, neurofeedback may be considered as part of an individualized support plan, often alongside other appropriate therapies. A qualified professional can help determine whether it is suitable based on the individual’s needs and goals.
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