Behavior Analysis & Therapy Partners (BATP) is proud to have supported a Neurofeedback program implemented in two schools in South Philadelphia. This innovative approach enhanced self-regulation and behavioral outcomes for children. But BATP does not offer neurofeedback due to insurance.
In May 2024, BATP co-founder Gary Ames presented a poster at the 50th Applied Behavior Analysis International Convention, highlighting the outcomes of our Neurofeedback program.
View the poster presentation hereAt BATP, we transform lives by providing the gold standard of behavioral health care for children: Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS). Our approach is rooted in comprehensive assessments of each child’s behavior and environment, allowing us to develop precise intervention plans aimed at achieving tangible goals.
During the convention, Gary posed a thought-provoking question to attendees: Is biofeedback a form of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)? After some discussion, everyone agreed that it is. To illustrate this, he invited them to try standing on one foot with their eyes open and then closed. This exercise demonstrated how non-verbal increased self-awareness can lead to better self-control and improved self-regulation.
Gary Ames and Joe Cautilli co-authored an article discussing how neurofeedback aligns with ABA principles. Read the article: “Neurofeedback is a Form of Applied Behavior Analysis” (PDF)
Gary also wrote a proposal to CBH outlining an ideal funded project for the neurofeedback program. This proposal discusses
Increased : Attention, sleep quality, attendance, relaxation, memory, grades, social skills, and tolerance.
Decreased : Stress, impulsivity, disruptive behavior, violence, outbursts, suspensions, negativity, tardiness, learning disabilities, and medication reliance.
The proposal highlights the benefits of the BrainPaint system, including low cost, ease of use, AI technology, and strong research support.
View the proposal: “Neurofeedback in Schools Program” (PDF)
We tracked the results of students who completed the neurofeedback training sessions, and the findings are promising. See the results: “Neurofeedback Training Outcomes in Children” (PDF)
The findings from our neurofeedback training program confirms that this intervention is broadly effective, yielding significant durable results for participants.
For more information about neurofeedback please contact GaryAmes@comcast.net or call 610-668-3223