Calgary Mind & Wellness Clinic · Neurofeedback
Depression Neurofeedback Calgary
Evidence-informed neurofeedback considered as an adjunctive option for individualized regulation and mood-related goals.
Book a ConsultationHow neurofeedback may fit into depression care
EEG and other forms of neurofeedback have been studied for depressive symptoms. The evidence is emerging and does not support presenting neurofeedback as a guaranteed or first-line treatment.
Clinical history, current treatment, symptoms and functional goals should guide whether neurofeedback is appropriate.
Evidence position
Progress should be judged against meaningful clinical and functional outcomes. Established psychological, medical and lifestyle treatments remain important options.