Given that kids will be returning to in-person school in September, we at Narbis wanted to help families and caregivers of remote learners from the 2020-2021 school year, now facing re-entry to an in-person learning situation, help their children make the transition...

Living in the moment. Spontaneity. These positive traits associated with ADHD can be downright detrimental when it comes to something that’s front of mind for Americans this time of year: finances. As tax season is in full swing, we asked mental health experts who are...

According to a recent proprietary study by Narbis; a technology company dedicated to creating wellness products to enhance attention and concentration, the majority of parents—63 percent—report that their children’s homework is a source of household stress and...

Years of scientific research support the effectiveness of neurofeedback as a non-invasive, non-drug way to change the way your brain functions. Neurofeedback has been adopted to treat an array of clinical disorders including ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, traumatic...

Consider the following scenarios: In the first, you’re about to jump out of a plane to skydive; the second, you’re drowsy and relaxing in bed after a long, exhausting day. As you might imagine, the electrical patterns in your brain would look wildly different between...

Unlock the potential of at-home neurofeedback devices that deliver powerful home neurofeedback training to boost your mental health, emotional regulation, and overall cognitive function. Backed by years of scientific research, neurofeedback—a non-invasive biofeedback...

Flow. In the zone. Peak performance. Whether you get to these states as a yogi, an athlete, or as a knowledge worker, hyperfocus is another, broader, term that describes this heightened mental state. It’s something into which artists and NFL players alike can tap into...

A few years ago, the daycare professional noted that your child tended to wander from play area to play area, not sticking with any given activity for more than a few minutes. Your child’s teacher mentioned last month during parent conferences that it is apparent that...

Daydreamers. Chatterboxes. Manipulators. Plenty of kids go through phases that drive their parents and teachers crazy, but when is the time to start thinking that there might be something atypical about their behavior? One important step is to listen to what your...