It wears on people when they’re constantly worried about someone around them. And I was constantly wearing on people.
For years, he struggled with destructive habits, anger, and depression, leading to multiple suicide attempts. “Mom and dad and my friends were definitely worried for me.” Therapy and medications provided temporary relief, but he always fell back into old patterns. “It clearly wasn’t working.”
Skeptical but willing, he tried neurofeedback. Over time, he noticed a shift. “I began to think, ‘Okay, I’m starting to feel better. And I like that I’m feeling better.'” His anger subsided, his relationships improved, and he became a more patient father. He held steady jobs for the first time, no longer restless or self-sabotaging.
Now, life feels balanced. “There isn’t a weight on my life in the present that comes at an expense for the future.” He encourages others to explore alternatives beyond medication and talk therapy. “There is a better life out there.” With neurofeedback, he’s found peace, stability, and a future worth looking forward to.
