Adriana King, MACP, RP, BCN, is the founder and Practice Director of Aurora Therapy & Neurofeedback, located just outside Toronto in Aurora, Ontario. A Registered Psychotherapist and Board-Certified Neurofeedback Clinician, Adriana has extensive experience in trauma integration and brain-based healing. Her training spans ILF Neurofeedback, QEEG analysis, and a range of somatic and evidence-based modalities. Passionate about helping individuals heal from complex trauma, anxiety, mood disorders, and relational challenges, Adriana leads a dedicated team committed to restoring nervous system balance and long-term well-being.

Christian Rupp has been running his own occupational therapy practice in Postbauer-Heng, Bavaria, since 2005. Together with his team of eight, he offers a variety of modern and proven therapeutic approaches, including neurofeedback and biofeedback. The aim is to help children and adults cope better with the challenges of everyday life. Neurofeedback and biofeedback have been part of the practice's core treatment methods for six years. The focus is on therapeutic success for patients of all ages.

Neurofeedback is an effective and evidence-based therapy method for the treatment of various mental illnesses. Neurofeedback devices for home use are increasingly available on the market. And we are also receiving more and more enquiries from private individuals.

But is home-use of neurofeedback a sensible alternative?

The 3rd Annual Conference for Applied Neurofeedback (ACAN 2025) will be held on 30 and 31 May 2025 in Tenerife, Spain. This event serves as a premier gathering for practitioners and researchers to exchange knowledge, showcase innovative research, and build meaningful connections within the neurofeedback community.

Dr Kakaiya has been using BEE Medic's Cygnet neurofeedback system since 2012 and considers it essential to her practice. ‘With an activity as intense as mine, I could do with another BEE Medic machine,’ she says. She mainly uses infra-low frequency (ILF) neurofeedback and the single channel protocol, and praises Cygnet's user-friendly interface compared to other systems.