The Holiday

Neurofeedback is a proven intervention for a wide range of
conditions like ADHD, migraine, sleep disorders, brain injury,
depression, Asperger's and Down's syndrome for both children
and adults and a real alternative to medication in many instances.
But we realise, it can be inconvenient to travel to our clinics
in Cambridge, London or Zurich, several times a week, after
school or work or at weekends.
This is why we have decided to put on this "Neurofeedback
Holiday".
The idea is that families and individuals can come on a normal
summer holiday to relax and have fun and at the same time
gets some treatment for themselves or their child in a convenient
and effective way.
This is NOT some Hi-d-Hi style holiday camp where
everyone must learn the holiday song, you are quite welcome
to holiday completely independently and just have the Neurofeedback
sessions in the morning before you go off on your own, on
the other hand you might find some support and camaraderie
with others in a similar situation.
Neurofeedback will be the main intervention but a package
of other measures can be tailored around the individuals needs,
we will offer activities involving the whole family and we
can arrange outings for the kids, to give parents some time
to themselves.
The main emphasis will be on the "holiday" and for the children
all the interventions will underline the fun aspects of the
tasks, with reward systems to encourage participation and
group activities to build self-esteem and practice peer relations.
The Neurofeedback and other activities will be conveniently
conducted mostly in and around the holiday apartment complex,
so it will be easy to dip in and out of the activities as
you desire.
The summer holidays are a good time to tackle many of the
issues people face, for example with ADHD children they can
be much more relaxed and have less time pressure to cope with.
Also when children return to school they will be in a different
year and can start afresh with a clean slate ready to capitalise
on the learning they have made.
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