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Neurofeedback – or “qEEG-based neurofeedback” – is a transparent and evidence-based technique supported by thousands of scientific publications. This approach requires a thorough evaluation, interpretation of the qEEG, the development of a personalized training protocol, and the application of training sessions conducted by a qualified and trained professional.

Dynamical neurofeedback, by contrast, is a so-called “automated” method. It relies on proprietary, undisclosed algorithms, and the same brain region is “trained” in every session. No evaluation is conducted before or during the process. This method does not account for individual differences and involves a completely passive experience for the client. It cannot be studied scientifically, as it lacks a transparent and verifiable methodology. These automated techniques (of which there are several) have not demonstrated efficacy and are not recognized as therapeutic tools within the framework of contemporary neuroscience.

For more detailed information, explore:

• Our special edition of NeuroBLOG, which compares these methods

• Our Webibrain session exploring the distinctions in depth

• The NeuroTALK podcast episode dedicated to this topic

Still have questions? Contact us, we’ll be happy to help.

Every neurofeedback training program begins with an assessment of brain activity using a quantitative electroencephalogram (qEEG). Brain activity is recorded, and the data is then analyzed and interpreted. The results are presented as a brain map, accompanied by clear, engaging explanations designed to be accessible to both the client and collaborating healthcare professionals.

Based on this data, a personalized training protocol is established. A typical protocol includes around 15 sessions, generally conducted at a pace of two sessions per week. Each session lasts approximately one hour. For effective outcomes, most individuals complete 2 to 3 protocols, corresponding to about 25 to 40 sessions in total.

At the end of each protocol, a follow-up assessment is conducted to evaluate progress and, if necessary, design a new training protocol.

A final evaluation is performed at the conclusion of the full training process. For a complete program involving 2 to 3 protocols, this usually includes 3 to 4 evaluations in total.

A post-training follow-up evaluation is often scheduled around six months later to assess the consolidation of benefits and long-term outcomes.

The training programs offered by NeuroLogic are accredited by independent international bodies such as the BCIA. Our courses deliver rigorous, validated content, refined through 20 years of hands-on experience in the field.

At NeuroLogic, we proudly uphold our core values of transparency, scientific integrity, and mutual support. Our programs share everything we’ve learned, validated by both science and clinical practice, and we are fully committed to supporting your success in applying neurofeedback effectively.

In a sense, yes. Neurofeedback, also known as EEG biofeedback, is actually a specialized application of biofeedback. As such, both techniques share many theoretical and technical foundations.

In the NeuroTECH training program, you will explore several forms of biofeedback and learn about the value of multimodal training approaches.

In the NeuroPRO program, you will deepen your understanding of how different biofeedback methods can be applied based on functional difficulties and qEEG profiles—that is, according to individual patterns of brain activity.

Your path to independence depends on your initial background, the depth of training you pursue, and the complexity of the cases you plan to work with. At NeuroLogic, we structure our programs to guide you progressively toward full autonomy.

With the NeuroTECH training, you will acquire the theoretical foundations, learn to conduct qEEG assessments, and implement training strategies. At this stage, you will be able to practice with professional support, particularly for interpreting data and designing protocols. This phase ensures safe and effective clinical application while building confidence.

With the NeuroPRO training, you will learn to analyze EEG data independently, perform artifacting, interpret results, and develop personalized protocols. This program is designed to give you full clinical autonomy in neurofeedback practice.

Most learners reach a good level of autonomy after completing NeuroPRO—typically after a few months of training and hands-on practice. However, professional development continues well beyond initial training, especially as you encounter more complex cases.

To stay sharp, deepen your expertise, and remain up to date with the latest advances, the NeuroMASTER modules offer ongoing education focused on specific applications and neuroscientific developments.

In short:

• NeuroTECH = supervised practice, growing independence

• NeuroPRO = clinical autonomy

• NeuroMASTER = continued growth and specialization