No worries, you didn't sound like you were bashing me at all. And honestly, if you hadn't mentioned the disability, I would not have known from your writing.

I don't really know enough of the details to explain neurofeedback well, I'm afraid. It has to do with the types of brainwaves we make, and where in our brain we make them. Apparently, there's been research that shows a correlation for some things with mental health (and various skills). I think that a lot of the research is around ADD and attention. I've read a little about it being used for people with brain injuries as well, but don't know as much about that.

I find it fascinating, and think there's a lot of potential to help people there. But, it gets confusing (as their are different groups of people arguing about the best way to use it) and I'm still struggling to find someone who can work with me using it.

Thanks!