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Zoe was so welcoming us into her home and so calm and reassuring we have now completed our 20 sessions and the difference it has made to our day to day rountine and household is so impressive would highly recommend this for anyone with a child/ Adult that suffers anxiety, adhd and general day to day concerns and much more Incredible tool.

My son has had 20 sessions of neuro feedback - he has improved vastly both academically and during his extra curricular sporting activities such as better coordination and focus. He has stopped stimming completely, social skills have improved alongside getting to sleep easier. He loved going to Zoe’s and viewed the treatment as relaxing ! Thanks so much Zoe ! Nothing was too much trouble 🫶🏼

My background is a fully qualified teacher, SENCO, Specialist educator for autism and ADHD with a master’s degree in Autism. I completed my clinical training for ADOS-2/3DI and ACIA and have worked within MDT settings for clinical diagnostics for the past 7 years. I am the founder of Sensational Minds Ltd, a neurodevelopmental assessment service and post diagnostic support service for children, young people and adults. When I was first introduced to neurofeedback therapy, I was openly sceptical. My background is in education with strong alignment to clinical practice and my work has always focused on robust diagnostics and evidence informed post diagnostic support for neurodivergent children and young people. I was cautious about interventions that sit outside formal UK clinical guidelines.

I chose however to approach this with curiosity rather than dismissal. I spent time reviewing the available research and case studies and engaged in detailed discussions with Zoe to better understand both the theoretical basis and practical application of neurofeedback. I wanted to explore whether this approach could offer meaningful support for families alongside established strategies.

Through direct observation, I have since witnessed significant and sustained changes in two young people who engaged in twenty neurofeedback sessions. One child in particular I would like to reference, who previously presented with persistent echolalia, repeated questioning, attention regulation difficulties, nocturnal enuresis and a high level of adult dependence has shown marked progress. After 20 sessions he was able to listen to others’ responses, initiate greetings, independently engage in shared play with clear enjoyment and showed a noticeable reduction in bedwetting. These changes were meaningful and clearly observable.

Equally, significant has been the impact on the family system. A parent who I know well, moved from a position of understandable hypervigilance, to feeling confident enough for her child to attend playdates and eat meals with peers. That shift in parental wellbeing and trust is profound. Whilst it is also important to consider that this child has also benefited from an EHCP and a highly supportive family network with good academic support and intervention, I believe neurofeedback has played a substantial role when used collaboratively with other supports.

I do not claim to fully understand every aspect of neurofeedback therapy. What I do know is that I have reviewed credible literature including studies relating to Tourette’s trauma and PTSD and I have now witnessed meaningful change firsthand for children who have either diagnosed or undiagnosed neurodivergent needs. Observing a child begin to communicate in more purposeful connected ways and seeing a parent feel calm and supported within a group setting has been genuinely powerful.

It is my firm position that clinical understanding, neurodivergent informed practice and high quality post diagnostic support remain essential. At the same time, I believe we have a responsibility to remain open to approaches that may enhance outcomes even where they are not yet formally embedded within UK guidance. There is extensive research emerging internationally particularly in the United States and this observational journey has significantly broadened my own perspective.

I view neurofeedback not as a replacement but as a potential complementary intervention and I respect the care integrity and reflective practice that Zoe brings to this work. Ultimately, if an approach supports a child to thrive and a family to feel more secure it deserves thoughtful consideration.

Our son has now had 20 sessions and is showing noticeable improvements in all of the key areas we had asked to focus on. These improvements are recognised by us and our family but also by people who do not know us as well which really demonstrates how brilliant this therapy is. Our son is now also dry through the night which I thought would be a struggle for us for years to come. I’m forever grateful that we have been on this journey with Zoe, she’s a real gem of a person and guides you through everything with such patience and generosity of spirit. From the bottom of my heart, thank you

We had a lovely experience with Stuart and Arshya. All was explained clearly, they are very patient and answer any question. Location is easy to access and the whole process was super easy. Stuart sent the report within days, followed by a video debrief where he clearly explained everything on the report.
A lot of info was provided in the report and we are happy we chose them for this.

I have had sessions of neuro-feedback with Zoe. Following an accumulation of stress & PTSD. My body & mind kind of shutdown, and froze. Neuro-feedback has stabilised and balanced in the first instance and within a few sessions I felt much calmer. I have noticed significant differences in reactions and responses since neurofeedback sessions. I feel much more grounded and clearer in mind. I am extremely grateful for the sessions & would highly recommend.

From Sam’s first lesson I could see how challenging it was for him to sit still. He struggled to listen and found following instructions very difficult. All of this resulted in him not being able to stay engaged and impacted his learning greatly, being tutored, as well as I’m imagining, during class time too. Sam would always need to know before any learning started when he would be able to stop for a brain break - this was a term I wasn't familiar with until I started working with Sam.
He knew he was behind so many of his peers in class in reading, writing and arithmetic and this I believe had a big impact on Sam and how he saw himself as a learner.
While Sam was making some progress in reading and number work here, his working memory was poor, and he was finding non-contextual information almost impossible to remember. When professionally tested, last year, this struggle was hugely highlighted- it was insanely low.
In February this year (2025), Sam started having Neurofeedback sessions twice a week (20 sessions during Feb to April 2025). I started to find a difference in his working memory from the start.
Fast forward 9+ months, Sam doesn’t even identify as the same child. I believe the work he has done has enabled him to retain information that he was struggling with, prior to his neurofeedback sessions.
In September Sam participated in my ‘Master Multiplication at Lightning Speed’ 3-Step, Song-Based Program. He was able to learn and retain all his times tables in 6 weeks. Being able to sing the times tables, I believe played an important part in Sam being able to retain them in such a short period of time. Achieving learning times tables at this speed, is almost unheard of, even for an average- learning child.
Every week, Sam goes from strength to strength and the child in class who was behind is keeping up and his speed in learning new concepts just keeps getting better and better. Sam is confident, believes in himself as a learner and is a child who continues to love to learn. That has been my goal for Sam from the start.
Trudy Keating (Tutor, 35+ years experience)

Our son recently completed a series of neurofeedback sessions, and the changes we’ve seen in him have been remarkable. We first sought help because he was struggling with bedwetting, shifting his attention, managing his personal time and space, and coping with emotional ups and downs.

Since finishing the sessions, he has been consistently dry through the night, and we’ve noticed a real improvement in how easily he can redirect his attention when needed. He’s become much more capable of organising himself and respecting his own space and routines. Most noticeably, he just seems calmer, more grounded, and able to function at a much better level day to day.

Zoe was so kind and caring throughout the process, her communication was excellent and we are eternally grateful for her support.

Watching him gain confidence and steadiness in these areas is priceless.

Our 7 year old son attended few Neurofeedback sessions at the Brain train in Crawley which has shown promising results as a supportive tool for him, particularly for improving focus, confidence, sleep and emotional regulation. Lady called Anna has been super helpful and supportive during and after the sessions. I personally recommend Brain Train Crawley to anyone who is seeking Neurofeedback.

There is neurofeedback and there is neurofeedback. Anna offers the most safe of places for a person who is feeling vulnerable to heal. She listens carefully to what you need, digs deeper to understand the root cause of your symptoms so she can give you the best possible service.

I was really struggling and desperate if honest. Anna changed the quality of my life and I am forever eternally grateful. She knows her stuff and she is great at what she does. I’m glad I met her because I am not sure I’d be around otherwise:

I have has a great experience with BrainTrainUk.

Anna, my neurofeedback practitioner is so experienced, professional, warm and friendly. She is so knowledgeable about neurofeedback and the brain.

I have had around 30 Infra Low Feedback and 5 alpha theta sessions and every time Anna has ensured I feel comfortable, that the protocol is suitable for me, and has addressed my concerns quickly and promptly.

Highly recommend neurofeedback with BrainTrainUk! I have calmed my nervous system through ILF and am processing a lot of trauma safely with alpha theta.

I’ve had positive experiences with neurofeedback at BrainTrainUK.

It’s been an important part of my recovery journey, including helping me fully recover from visual snow syndrome.

Overall, neurofeedback sessions have been very beneficial for me, and I’m grateful to the team at BrainTrainUK for being instrumental in my recovery.

Braintrain has been a valuable journey and experience to help me unlock and release the blocks in my brain that are interfering with how I want to live my life!
Anna has been such an amazing support- in this journey of unravelling, with some really helpful insights that have made a difference. I look forward to the sessions, and I am grateful for this technology that can help me regulate and calm unhelpful emotions. (I.e release stuff from the past!) I was going to do this 5 years ago but chickened out!… so I am very glad I am finally engaging in the process now. Thank you Anna and Braintrain
ps- if you are thinking of trying this - give yourself the gift of at least 10 sessions- it will be worth it!