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What is the ISNR Research Foundation? 

With the emphasis on research and development of neurotherapy - through four years of direct sponsorship of research projects, through twelve volumes of the Journal of Neurotherapy and through seventeen annual scientific meetings, the Society is embarking on a new phase of research emphasis. Through the Research Foundation – a separately established and governed 501(c) 3corporation, ISNR seeks to channel funding from individuals and foundations to qualified academic researchers to conduct well designed large-scale studies that will determine efficacy of neurofeedback.  READ MORE

Why More Research is Vital 

Practitioners of neurofeedback know how potent this therapy can be in a wide variety of disorders. Many times our patients/clients have been inadequately treated with other therapies and adding neurotherapy to their treatment regimes makes a huge clinical difference. Yet neurofeedback remains a therapeutic option available to the few – most often those who have become convinced of the effectiveness of neurofeedback through word of mouth and who have the ability and motivation to self-pay.  READ MORE

Why We Need Help Now 

The Foundation's mission (above) refined through dialog and collaboration and insight has evolved over the past few years. READ MORE

What is ISNR? 

The International Society for Neurofeedback and Research was founded in 1992 "to promote excellence in clinical practice, educational applications, and research in applied neuroscience in order to better understand and enhance brain function." READ MORE


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Helping the Brain Help Us
                . . . . .Your Brain Can Do More Than You Think

The ISNR Research Foundation will accomplish 
the necessary research to demonstrate that neurofeedback
is effective for treatment of for central nervous system disorders.

To accomplish this mission the Foundation: Identifies areas of interest for research in neuromodulation therapies with a current focus of AD/HD, Autism Spectrum, TBI and epilepsy. Establishes criteria for quality controlled studies to evaluate such therapies. Recruits qualified researchers to conduct the research Solicits, evaluates, awards and administers research grants Applies for public and private grants and donations Raises funds through direct and deferred donations Collaborates with other entities with similar objective








































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