I would like to share our experiences after my husband, Johan, completed 80 Play Attention sessions.  Four years ago, my husband, Johan, suffered a stroke which affected his left arm and leg function as well as his speech. Two years after the stroke, we were in talks with a representative from Play Attention who suggested we enroll him for sessions. By this time, Johan had almost completely withdrawn from society and didn’t have […]

When trying to write down the success story of my 12-year-old son Sam, I really didn’t know where to start!  Our road was so bumpy… from horrible temper tantrums to an almost nil communication stage, then onto speech therapy for 3 years, after which at around 7 years of age he started some verbal communication, though that was not so appropriate and not really a two-way thing.  Then there was the school

“Your child is mentally retarded!” “He is smart but lacks focus, he is all over the place.” “We would love to help but can’t.” “I am not sure that I am treating the right thing, I think something is happening neurologically, he needs further testing before we can continue therapy!” “I don’t think he belongs at this school, you need to find somewhere else for him.” These are just a few of

As a 74-year-old man with inattentive type ADHD I was fed up with my impulsivity, scrambled thinking, lack of focus, and poor attention. I tried meditation and was not successful because I was too impatient and expected too many results. I have used the Play Attention system and programs for 7 months and feel my attention and ability to focus has increased markedly. I feel calmer and able to stay focused and

We started the program on August 30, 2019. The difference between his August 21, 2019 and March 7, 2020 FOCUS test results show quantitative proof that the Play Attention program is doing its job with helping my son improve his ability to perform tasks in a consistent and timely manner by improving his ability to focus on the task at hand. With the initial FOCUS test on Joonas’ consistency, he was accurate

Our daughter began to struggle with school for the first time when she entered middle school in the 6th Grade; some children do not cope well handling the many changes that come with this transition. She lost her ability to focus long enough to complete the majority of her homework, unless it was art or another class she loved: she would work on these assignments for way too long, using up any

We came across Play Attention last year for my daughter, Katelyn. We’ve been homeschooling for 5 years, and I noticed that she had some cognitive issues, as well as significant trouble focusing when we were doing school work. I thought she might have ADD or ADHD, like her older brother and me. When I would try to show or teach her something, her eyes would wander, and she would often bring up

Because of my lack of energy, I often passed up opportunities to do activities with my friends, and I was terrified to pursue academics because they were simply too mentally demanding. I did not feel like a kid, I felt like a failure. As an adult, I struggled so hard to focus for even a short amount of time on what someone was saying. Receiving simple instructions from my boss was like

As an ADHD Coach who specializes in Adult Clients with ADHD I was cautiously optimistic about the Play Attention program at first. I have always believed in Biofeedback as a great way to monitor and substantiate results, though some techniques seem more gimmicky than scientific. Not every ‘solution’ that uses technology is scientific. I can say that Play Attention didn’t promise a solution. Instead, they talked about enhancement and improvement. Knowing ADHD,

Hi, My name is Jessica. I’m 36, and I was diagnosed 4 years ago with Adult ADHD. My memory was shot. I’d struggle to remember my cousins’ names. I can hold down a job only with 4 – 5 alarms set in intervals to make sure I stick to time and leave on time with another set 10mins before entering work in case I got sidetracked in the process of leaving my