Biofeedback Video Games are proving beneficial for attention control, focus and adhd.
{Nick} Danger Run is a game which has action, increasing focus required and will be entertaining to play.
Nick below is a quick video done in 3 parts to show you how Danger Run works. It has options which can be turned on or off to increase or reduce difficulty.
I’ve narrated it on the fly, leaving out things I would normally mention. The video is not as polished as I normally would do. This was created and posted for your review. I’ll take it down soon such that I can make a version more universally applied.
You can see that there are many elements which will be excellent training tools for a Polo player. Consider the jumping and the timing of the jumps. There are 4 different movements. Multiple ways to task focus – from grabbing rewards to avoiding dangers. All the while, speed of play increases, thereby, allowing an easy start, but increased attention and control to interplay with the base breathing.
I also showed you a brief look at the Pioneer Graphing capacities, how they will run concurrently to your client gaming and also the Progress Review capacity along with error correction, note taking and the ability to print graphs as part of an overview or report. It was a simple, quick, off the cuff take for you. But, enough to give you an idea and allow you to ask me more questions, as needed.
Overall, with Pioneer and Dreamscapes, imagine the benefits from being able to use a variety of different biofeedback video games at any time.