Question 1

What are the main types of eating disorders?

Accepted Answer

The most common are: Anorexia nervosa (food restriction, intense fear of weight gain), Bulimia nervosa (binge eating episodes followed by compensatory behaviors), Binge eating disorder (recurrent episodes without compensatory behaviors), Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), and Pica.

Question 2

Why are eating disorders linked to OCD and anxiety?

Accepted Answer

Because they share obsessive thoughts, compulsive behaviors, and high anxiety levels.

Question 3

How can neurofeedback help with eating disorders?

Accepted Answer

Neurofeedback trains the brain to self-regulate in real time. Common goals include: Reducing anxiety, Improving mental flexibility, Strengthening judgment and self-control, and Stabilizing mood and sleep.

Question 4

Is neurofeedback painful? Are there electric shocks?

Accepted Answer

No. The electrodes only record brain activity; no stimulation is delivered. The method is completely non-invasive and painless.

Understanding Eating Disorders: A Path to Recovery

Regain a healthy relationship with food and peace of mind through Neurofeedback

Gabrielle, 26

Benefits of Neurofeedback

26

Scientific results

How Our Neurofeedback Method Optimizes Your Relationship with Food

Your First Session at Neuroperforma

Personalized Welcome

qEEG Assessment

Results Discussion

Personalized Training Plan

Complete qEEG assessment

Non-invasive, scientifically recognized method

A team of neurofeedback specialists

Commitment to regular follow-ups

Important note

A Recognized and Approved Method for Lasting Balance

Verified Testimonials

FAQ – Eating Disorders and Neurofeedback

What are the main types of eating disorders?

Why are eating disorders linked to OCD and anxiety?

How can neurofeedback help with eating disorders?

Is neurofeedback painful? Are there electric shocks?