07/17/2026
ADHD isn't just about being "distracted." Research has found that people with ADHD often show vastly different patterns of brain activity when electrical signals are mapped, such as differences in distribution, abundance and strength of different brain waves.
An EEG is a noninvasive tool used to measure the brain's electrical activity, and is a significant asset in comprehensive ADD and ADHD evaluations. Mapping your brain's unique patterns, along with clinical interviews, developmental history, symptom rating scales, and assessment of how symptoms affect your daily life, is incredibly valuable to understanding how your brain functions- and how to re-wire these neural networks.
As neuroscience and neural technologies continue to grow, EEG mapping plays an increasingly valuable role in personalizing treatment for individuals with ADD and ADHD.