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Evidence-Based Tools for Brain Fitness and Self-Regulation

The International Society for Neuroregulation & Research provides clear, scientifically backed resources to help you understand how the brain learns to optimize its own function. We connect families and individuals with qualified professionals who use non-invasive training to support cognitive and emotional regulation.

How Neuroregulation Supports Daily Functioning

Mental Health
& Mood

Focuses on assisting adults and families navigating the daily impacts of anxiety disorders, major depression, or post-traumatic stress (PTSD).

Neurodevelopment & Learning Challenges

Focuses on supporting children and adults with attention difficulties (ADHD), autism spectrum challenges, or specific cognitive processing and learning differences.

Neurological & Recovery Challenges

Focuses on optimizing brain function for individuals recovering from a traumatic brain injury (TBI), managing sleep disorders, or coping with chronic pain.

The Science Behind Brain-Training

Every aspect of your daily life depends on the functionality of your nervous system. Neurofeedback and biofeedback are not passive medical treatments; they are active forms of brain-training. By using advanced sensors to measure real-time electrical activity, these methods provide your brain with the immediate data it needs to build neuroplasticity, adaptability, and better self-regulation.

Advanced, Non-Invasive Technologies Tailored to Your Brain

To help you regain control over your health and mental clarity, our network utilizes three distinct, science-backed modalities. While they each use different techniques, they share one powerful goal: training your nervous system and brain to self-regulate naturally, without relying on long-term medication.

Biofeedback

Mastering Your Body's Stress Response

Biofeedback helps you consciously control involuntary functions like heart rate and muscle tension. Using gentle sensors, it provides real-time data on how stress affects you, training you to lower your heart rate and ease tension on command.

Neurofeedback

Retraining Your Brainwave Patterns

Focusing entirely on the brain, neurofeedback measures electrical activity while you interact with a simple game. You receive instant rewards when your brain produces balanced waves, helping you create lasting neural pathways for better focus and calm.

Neuromodulation

Gently Guiding Brain Activity

Neuromodulation gives your brain a gentle boost. Using safe micro-currents or magnetic pulses, it introduces subtle stimulation to quiet overactive areas or activate underactive ones, helping your brain reach its optimal baseline faster.

Definitions and Descriptions of Neuroregulation

Want a better understanding of Neuroregulation? Read about our Definitions and Descriptions for the Consumer.

Who can I talk to about Neurofeedback near me?

You may want to talk to someone face to face about neurofeedback, take a look at the technology and/or discuss its use. The best way to do that is to use our member search to find practitioners, researchers, and educators near you!
Give one of our members a call and learn more about neurofeedback and how it can help. 

Neurofeedback in the Media: Video and Print

If you’d like to view media, including videos and news articles, about neurofeedback to get a down-to-earth explanation of this, at times complex and technical field, take a look at our media page. We have gathered everything from YouTube videos to news releases about neurofeedback and put them together as a resource for you!

What does the research say?

We have compiled a comprehensive bibliography of research articles, published in respected journals, so that you can find scholarly information about the field too! We also produce 2 publications:

Neuroregulation Journal

Neuroregulation - ISNR's Open-Access Journal

NeuroRegulation is the official publication of the international Society for Neuroregulation & Research (ISNR). The journal is open-access with no submission fees or APC (Author Processing Charges) and is indexed in the Abstracting & Indexing databases of Elsevier Embase, Google Scholar, and DOAJ.
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Neuroconnection journal

NeuroConnections

NeuroConnections is a newsletter containing information about what is happening in the field of neurofeedback and ISNR’s involvement in the growth of neurofeedback research and practice.
Visit the archive here>

Find a Provider

You don’t have to navigate your wellness or performance goals alone. By choosing a provider through ISNR, you are partnering with qualified professionals who adhere to the highest scientific standards and ethical practices in neuroregulation.<

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