"neurofeedback – where brain activity is monitored (usually by...

"neurofeedback – where brain activity is monitored (usually by placing electrodes on the head) and the person being treated can see their brain activity on a screen and is taught how to change it [italics added]"

Yes, thanks for finding and gleaning.

I would add that the part I've put in italics would make the treatment as described very difficult to implement with a subject with any but the mildest degree of ASD. Good luck with "watch the squiggly lines and see if you can change them to look more like these other squiggly lines by playing with these knobs to make different sounds"!

Neurotech's device seeks to eliminate the need for the patient's active participation by analysing the subject's brainwaves and automatically adjusting the audio to try and produce the desired output. All the device requires is for the patient to be prepared to tolerate the headband.


"The jury is still out, but I am hoping this will be groundbreaking for autism sufferers and NTI shareholders"

Exactly! It doesn't matter what anybody says or believes about the product at this point. An independent, prospective, double-blind clinical trial has been completed. Nobody's position on the product makes the slightest difference to what the results will be when they are released.

"Wait. Or wait not. There is no believe." – Yoda (slightly paraphrased)