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The Neurofeedback Advocacy Project

To advance our mission, we offer training and ongoing monitoring/evaluation of processes and outcomes to eligible agencies.

Our mission is to make neurofeedback accessible to public agencies, nonprofit organizations, schools, and private clinicians who work with the underserved and most vulnerable. To be eligible, an agency/practice must serve either an underserved or difficult-to-serve population or have at least 80% of clients who are low-income/Medicaid-eligible. Learn more at www.neurofeedbackadvocacyproject.com/join-us.

09/02/2026

🧠 What does self-regulation really mean?

Ever notice how some days you can handle stress, stay focused, and adapt to whatever comes your way, while other days even small things can feel overwhelming?

Self-regulation plays an important role in how we respond, adapt, and manage our internal state. It can affect everything from attention and emotions to stress responses, impulse control, sleep, energy, and arousal.

And here's the important part: self-regulation isn't about being calm all the time. It's about having the flexibility to be alert when you need to be alert, focused when you need to focus, and calm when it's time to rest.

👉 Swipe through to learn more about self-regulation and how ILF Neurofeedback is designed to support the brain's natural ability to self-regulate.

08/19/2026

🧠 Why does the Neurofeedback Advocacy Project exist?

There is more to discover about ILF Neurofeedback—and more work to do to bring it into everyday practice.

We partner with clinicians and organizations to help move ILF Neurofeedback from learning to practice, while tracking real-world outcomes that can help increase awareness, expand access, and advance broader acceptance.

Swipe through to learn who we are, what we do, and why it matters. ➡️

Supporting Clinicians. Strengthening Organizations. Changing Lives.

Ready to take the next step?
Explore our upcoming Introduction to ILF Neurofeedback training.
🔗neurofeedbackadvocacyproject.com/training-registration

08/12/2026

🧠 Research Highlight: 3,500+ published papers on neurofeedback

Neurofeedback has been studied for decades, and the research continues to grow.

ILF Neurofeedback is part of this expanding body of research, with studies spanning multiple clinical areas and exploring its applications and outcomes.

The evidence isn’t just one study. It’s a combination of published research, real-world evidence, and clinical expertise that gives us more to learn, explore, and understand.

Swipe through to learn more. ➡️

👉 Explore current ILF research and studies:
neurofeedbackadvocacyproject.com/research

Let’s explore the research together. 🧠

08/05/2026

What actually happens during an ILF Neurofeedback session? 🧠

ILF Neurofeedback is a non-invasive approach that uses real-time brain feedback to support self-regulation.

A typical session begins with a clinician assessment to better understand the client’s history, concerns, and goals. Four to five small EEG sensors are then placed on the scalp to measure brain activity and guide the feedback process.

During training, clients engage in a familiar activity—such as watching a movie or playing a video game—while the activity changes based on the brain’s performance. This feedback allows the brain to learn through its own natural processes without requiring conscious effort from the client. This experience changes based on the brain’s activity which helps the brain recognize and adapt to patterns of regulation.

Self-regulation plays an important role in how we respond to stress, emotions, attention, sleep, and everyday challenges. ILF Neurofeedback supports the brain’s natural ability to learn, adapt, and develop more effective patterns of regulation.

Because the process is passive and engaging, ILF Neurofeedback can be used with clients across the lifespan, including those who may have difficulty engaging with traditional approaches.

📚 Learn more about ILF Neurofeedback: neurofeedbackadvocacyproject.com

Upcoming Training:
Introduction to ILF Neurofeedback
Begins October 14, 2026
40-hour virtual training for clinicians and agencies

📸 Photo Credit: .medic

07/30/2026

✅Fact Check: Does neurofeedback send electricity into the brain?

The answer is NO.

Neurofeedback is a non-invasive technique that does not send electricity into the brain.

Instead, sensors placed on the scalp simply measure the brain's natural electrical activity (EEG). The neurofeedback system uses that information to provide real-time feedback through sounds, visual changes, or tactile cues allowing the brain to recognize and adjust its own activity over time.

This is different from other approaches, such as electrical brain stimulation, which intentionally deliver electrical current to the brain.

Understanding the difference is important because neurofeedback is an observational and learning-based process—not electrical stimulation.

💡 Have another question about neurofeedback? Let us know in the comments—we may feature it in a future Fact Check.

07/28/2026

Does neurofeedback work?

It's one of the most common questions we hear.

We believe the best answer isn't an opinion—it's evidence.

Evidence-informed care brings together three important sources of knowledge:
📚 Published research
👩‍⚕️ Clinical expertise
📈 Real-world client outcomes

That's why participating agencies and clinicians use our HIPAA-compliant Results Tracking System to measure client progress throughout treatment. Clients track the concerns that matter most to them, while clinicians also collect information about quality of life, behavior, cognition, healthcare use, and more.

Research helps us understand how ILF Neurofeedback works. Real-world outcomes help us understand how it's making a difference for clients in everyday clinical practice. Together, they provide a stronger picture of treatment effectiveness.

Swipe through to learn about the real-world outcomes collected through our Results Tracking System. In future posts, we'll also explore the growing body of published research behind ILF Neurofeedback and what the latest studies are teaching us.

🔗Results Tracking System: neurofeedbackadvocacyproject.com/results

📸 Photo Credit: .medic

07/23/2026

🎓 Ready to build a strong foundation in Infra-Low Frequency (ILF) Neurofeedback?

Registration is now open for our Introduction to ILF Neurofeedback training.

Designed for clinicians and behavioral health professionals, this live virtual course combines evidence-based instruction with hands-on practice to help participants begin implementing ILF Neurofeedback in clinical settings.

What you'll gain:
✓ Live virtual instruction
✓ Hands-on practicum
✓ Ongoing mentoring

Training Dates
📅 Module I: October 14–16, 2026
📅 Module II: November 5–6, 2026

Registration is available to NAP members. If you are not yet a member, please visit our membership application page to verify your eligibility and sign up.

🔗 Learn More & Register Here: neurofeedbackadvocacyproject.com/training-registration

Questions? Email [email protected]

07/22/2026

🧠 Today is World Brain Day!

This year's theme, "Brain Health: Access for All," reminds us that everyone deserves access to quality brain health care.

As today's Brain Fact highlights, our brains have the remarkable ability to change and adapt throughout life—a concept known as neuroplasticity. Supporting brain health starts with ensuring people have access to evidence-informed care like neurofeedback.

At the Neurofeedback Advocacy Project, we're helping expand access to Infra-Low Frequency (ILF) Neurofeedback by training clinicians and supporting public agencies and nonprofit organizations serving underserved communities.

Together, we can help bring evidence-informed brain health tools to more people who need them.

💙 Learn more at neurofeedbackadvocacyproject.com

07/21/2026

🧠 What if your brain could learn from its own activity?

That's the idea behind neurofeedback.

Neurofeedback is a non-invasive training process that gives the brain real-time information about what it's already doing. Think of it like a mirror for your brain. By seeing its own activity through immediate feedback, the brain has the opportunity to recognize patterns and improve self-regulation over time.

We created this carousel to explain the basics for clinicians, agency leaders, students, and anyone interested in brain health.

👉 Swipe through to learn how neurofeedback works.

Interested in learning ILF Neurofeedback? Explore our upcoming trainings here: neurofeedbackadvocacyproject.com/training-registration

📸 Photo Credit: .medic

07/14/2026

We believe everyone deserves access to clear, evidence-based information about brain health and Infra-Low Frequency (ILF) Neurofeedback.

We are excited to share:

🧠 Brain science made simple
📚 Research highlights
❓ Answers to common questions
💙 Mental health education
👥 The impact ILF Neurofeedback is having in communities

Whether you're new to neurofeedback or looking to learn more, we're glad you're here.

Follow along as we explore the science behind brain health, self-regulation, and ILF Neurofeedback.

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