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

These letters were received from a husband and wife using Play Attention with one of our professionals. We were so touched and excited to hear about Jim’s progress with Play Attention after a series of strokes had caused him to experience cognitive impairment. Letter from Carolyn: In 2020, my husband had two separate strokes which affected his brain. He had memory lapses, confusion and also cognitive hearing problems. While getting his diagnosis

Two years ago, my son was diagnosed with ADHD. I was finally able to connect his problems to something. Before his diagnosis, I always blamed myself for not being a good parent. Before I learned about Play Attention, I spent thousands of dollars to purchase Neurofeedback sessions for my son to try to give him a better capability to do his daily tasks. 60 sessions of Neurofeedback plus the diagnosis and reporting

I am a clinician and have used Play Attention with some of my clients with excellent results. My clients are adults up to 82 years of age. One of my patients, a 72 year old medical Dr., continuously refers to Play Attention as, ”The best intervention he ever received”. In his own words, “Since I used Play Attention, my relationship with my patients has changed. I listen with more focus and attention,

We are so glad we found Play Attention. We were looking for an alternative to prescription pills for our teenage son to help him stay focused. He was diagnosed with ADHD and needed help. This was the help he needed. The staff at Play Attention has been great from the get go! Our son is motivated to play the games on his own without being forced to do so. It has given

Play Attention has supercharged my performance at work and enabled me to become more effective at managing tasks in my personal life. I was diagnosed with ADHD when I was 26 and only then started to understand the condition despite struggling to focus throughout my life. Having completed university and working in consulting, I had achieved some success but felt that  despite trying my best, I had always underperformed. Starting medication and learning to

“It’s like putting on glasses for the first time and seeing the world clearly in a new light. I thought I grew up knowing what focus was, but it really wasn’t focusing at all. As an adult learning to finally learn this skill, it’s so exciting to learn and apply a new ‘focus’ to all the things I love in life! I’m so glad the Play Attention technology exists and so grateful