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Living with PTSD can be daunting, frustrating, and exhausting. However, we also know that neurofeedback can help you change the way your brain works. There is still hope. We can assist you in taking control of your mental health. One of the most disabling aspects of PTSD is dealing with overwhelming emotions. Neurofeedback information can assist practitioners in identifying and controlling hyperactivity. Insomnia is a common symptom of PTSD. Many people with PTSD avoid sleep or have a bad habit of not sleeping well because of the intrusive memories, distressing experiences, and nightmares. Neurofeedback, on the other hand, reduces brain waves and relaxes the mind. This enables people suffering from PTSD to sleep faster and sleep better. After about 3 or 4 weeks of sessions, the brain learns to stay balanced, allowing you to feel calmer and more in control. Cadabams has the best Professionals delivering Neurofeedback for PTSD in Bangalore.

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Does neurofeedback work in treating PTSD?

Neurofeedback has shown promise in reducing overall PTSD symptoms, including these neurobiological consequences. Individuals with PTSD who had not responded to previous treatment modalities had successful outcomes.

Is neurofeedback effective for complex PTSD?

Many studies have shown that neurofeedback can help with PTSD symptoms. Some studies have even found that neurofeedback can alter brain function in PTSD patients using imaging or fMRI.

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