ADHD is the most common behavioral problem in children, and at least half of those diagnosed with this disorder will experience continued difficulties into adulthood. New scientific insights have emerged, especially in the last decade, into state regulation deficits and abnormal electrical brain activity in ADHD. Van den Berghs expert analysis of these important developments reveal novel explanations to the limited self-control and suboptimal adaptation in daily life that typifies ADHD, which family and teachers ofter perceived as a matter of poor will

Neurofeedback is a psychophysiological treatment that attempt to normalize the deviant brainwave activity and weakened nstate regulation in ADHD. The author synthesizes this revealing research from diverse scientific disciplines, which until now was lacking. he result provides readers with an insightful understanding of ADHD and neurofeedback along with an in-depth exploration of normal state regulation, self-control, and "free will."

Originially published in Dutch, this newly translated English edition has been revised and updated with the latest research development. 

Werner van den Bergh is a neurologist and psychiatrist in Leuven, Belgium where he founded "Centrum Vigilant". Dr. Van den Bergh has specialized in a clinical-behavioral-neurological approach to the understanding and treatment of ADHD since 1995, and has published a number of books and articles on the topis. e teaches QEEG for the Flemish Psychiatric Association in Belgium and is co-founder of the Flemish self support association for adult with ADHD.

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