Brain Training for ADHD in Children: Personalized vs. Standard Approach

This trial is testing neurofeedback—a type of brain-training that uses real-time feedback from brain activity to help children with ADHD learn to improve their focus and attention. Children will participate in an intensive program during a school holiday camp, with two daily sessions over eight days. The study compares two approaches: one that uses the same settings for all children, and one that personalizes the settings based on each child's unique brain patterns.

Current treatments for ADHD, like medication and therapy, don't work equally well for every child. Researchers want to see if a personalized brain-training approach might be more effective than a one-size-fits-all approach, and whether the benefits last after training ends.