Neurofeedback training program addresses the following cognitive functions
Concept comprehension - understanding tasks and concepts.
Working memory - retaining necessary information for short periods of time, yet long enough to complete specific tasks.
Sequential processing - working with pieces of information, one after another.
Simultaneous processing or multitasking - processing a few pieces of information at the same time.
Attention duration - Sustaining attention for longer periods.
Processing speed - the speed with which information is processed.
Selective attention - focusing on one task at a time.
Divided attention - focusing on more than one task at a time.
Sensory motor coordination - coordinating sensory and motor skills.
Visual processing - working with visual images.
Auditory processing - working with sounds.
Audio-visual coordination - working with both sound and visuals, simultaneously.
Peripheral vision – noticing background details while focusing on a task.
Improving the above-mentioned cognitive abilities provides many advantages. They include:
Enhancing different states of attention and concentration.
Improving memory.
Increasing self-awareness and self control.
Enhancing speed of processing.
Improving self-discipline and self-confidence.
Improving the ability to concentrate in the presence of distractions.
Reducing hyperactivity.
Reducing impulsivity.
Improving the ability to relax.
Improving patience.
Enhancing the ability to perform a number of tasks simultaneously.
Improve learning ability.
Improve the ability to quickly shift focus.
Improve the ability to sustain focus for prolonged periods of time.
Improve planning and organization.
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