In short, no.

The home systems currently on the market are plagued with problems; unreliable sensor contact, artefact (non-brain signals from muscles and environment), and overly simplistic approaches to name just the basic issues.

There is no way around it; neurofeedback requires training, supervision, and experience to be effective.

We do however sell equipment, give introductory weekend neurofeedback courses, and provide remote supervision and protocol support for home users (once they have covered the basics in the introductory course). Contact us for more information.