NctNeurofeedback UK

NctNeurofeedback UK Brain assessment and training for cognitive and executive functions, including ADD/ADHD for children and adults. Led by the neuroscientist Rachel Langford.

31/12/2025

Last day of 2025 in one of clinics.

29/12/2025

Your Brain Is Your Responsibility.
Neuroscientist Rachel Langford delivers a powerful reminder:
The question isn’t what’s wrong with your brain, it’s what are you doing to make it better?

You can train your brain every day, but if you don’t sleep, manage stress, eat properly, or unplug at night, you’re filling a bucket with holes.
ADD, focus issues, performance struggles - these don’t define you.
What are you going to do about them?

From age 6 to 66, the responsibility is the same:
- Train your brain
- Support it physiologically
- Take ownership

16/12/2025

Why Do I Have to Repeat Myself? Understanding ADHD and Parental Frustration.

Are you tired of repeating yourself to your child, especially if they have ADHD? In this enlightening short, neuroscientist Rachel Langford explains why kids can seem unresponsive and how their brain functions impact communication. Discover the connection between the prefrontal cortex and attention, and learn how to better navigate those frustrating moments. Let’s turn frustration into understanding!

02/12/2025

How Your Brain Reacts to Stress & Trauma.

Neuroscientist Rachel Langford explains how trauma and chronic stress can train the brain’s alarm system — the amygdala — to stay switched ON, even when you’re safe.

When the amygdala becomes overactive, it sends nonstop danger signals, pushing the body into fight-or-flight mode and keeping you hypervigilant, overwhelmed, or on edge. But the good news? The brain can be trained to calm this response and build healthier patterns over time.

Learn how your brain gets “stuck” in stress mode
Why anxiety can feel automatic
And how calming the amygdala supports resilience and recovery.

25/11/2025

ADHD and Attention-Seeking: Why Kids Seek Negative Attention – Explained by Neuroscientist Rachel Langford

Why do children with ADHD often seek negative attention instead of positive? This video breaks down how dopamine works differently in ADHD brains and why misbehaviour can actually be a form of reward-seeking. Learn how attention, when used intentionally, can reshape behaviour and help kids thrive

Ever wonder why kids with ADHD seem to ‘act out’ just to be noticed? This one might change how you see attention-seeking...
24/11/2025

Ever wonder why kids with ADHD seem to ‘act out’ just to be noticed? This one might change how you see attention-seeking behaviour

19/11/2025

The REAL Reason Hyperactive Kids Keep Moving. Rachel Langford Breaks Down the Brain Science.

Most parents assume that hyperactive children are overstimulated and need to calm down — but what if the brain is actually doing the opposite? In this talk, neuroscientist Rachel Langford explains the surprising role of the brain’s “battery,” known as the Sensory Motor Rhythm (SMR), and why many children with ADHD struggle to sit still, focus, or stay at the table.

This video explores what happens in the brain when SMR is low, why constant movement can be a child’s way of staying alert, and how understanding this pattern changes the way we support them at home and in school.





Neuroscientist Rachel Langford shares a surprising insight about why some children appear “hyperactive” and can’t seem t...
18/11/2025

Neuroscientist Rachel Langford shares a surprising insight about why some children appear “hyperactive” and can’t seem to sit still. What’s really happening in the brain may be the opposite of what most people assume. Stay tuned — the next video will dive deeper into what truly helps.

13/11/2025

It’s not just about interest — it’s about dopamine.
Games give the brain a quick hit of reward, keeping focus and motivation high. Homework doesn’t — so the brain checks out.

This shows how our brains thrive when dopamine levels are balanced. For people with ADHD, that balance can be harder to maintain — but the good news is, it can be trained.

At nctNeurofeedback Clinic, London, we use neurofeedback to help the brain learn how to focus and perform at its best — naturally.

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09/11/2025

The brains of individuals with ADHD struggle to activate the prefrontal cortex due to a lack of oxygen production in the front of their brain. Neurofeedback Training can help teach the brain to produce more oxygen and improve functioning.














15/10/2025

🌟 Remote Digital Marketing Internship / Work Experience Opportunity 🌟

Are you a Digital Marketing or Communications student looking to gain real-world experience and build your professional portfolio?

The nctNeurofeedback Clinic, a neuroscience-based clinic specialising in brain mapping and neurofeedback training, is offering a remote internship for students eager to put their skills into practice and make a meaningful contribution.

You’ll have the chance to:

💻 Develop and manage content across digital platforms
🧠 Create campaigns that make neuroscience engaging and accessible
📈 Learn about SEO, analytics, and brand storytelling in a professional context
📄 Receive a formal reference and hands-on experience to enhance your CV

This is a voluntary learning opportunity designed for students seeking academic or professional work experience. Flexible hours and ongoing mentorship are provided.

📍 Location: Remote
🕐 Commitment: Flexible, part-time
💬 Start: Immediate
👉 To read the full job description and apply, visit: https://www.nctneurofeedback.com/internship-opportunities

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