What this resource offers
BCIA's consumer directory explains biofeedback and neurofeedback designations and how certification differs from professional licensure.
- Who it is for
- Information for people and families considering a provider
- Area listed
- Online; search by state and verify professional scope separately · Online / nationwide
- Cost information
- Free directory access; treatment fees vary
- Funding listed
- Free
- Setting
- Online
- Age bands
- Babies & preschool (0–4) · Kids (5–12) · Teens (13–17) · Young adults (18–25) · Adults (26+)
- Accessibility & sensory support
- Not recorded. Ask about communication, sensory needs, physical access and support arrangements.
- Transportation
- Not recorded. Ask whether transport is offered, what it costs, and whether it meets your access needs.
- Current openings
- Not confirmed. Contact the organization.
Sources and program details
Good to know
BCIA certification is not a substitute for a clinical license or proof of treatment effectiveness. Discuss the limited ADHD evidence, intended outcome, total cost and appropriate clinical supervision before purchasing sessions.
Source date in this record: 2026-10-11. Details can change. NeuroCoach has not confirmed current openings, a specific person's eligibility, or the suitability of this program for them.