The Mind Rewired

by Michael Cohen

First published 2026

Michael Cohen presents the experiences of twenty-five individuals who found hope through neurofeedback therapy. These people had exhausted conventional treatments for conditions including trauma, anxiety, ADHD, autism, chronic pain, and learning difficulties. Medical professionals had told many of them that no further options existed. Cohen documents their decision to try neurofeedback despite skepticism and past disappointments. The book follows their journeys as they undergo this brain training approach. Each person discovers unexpected improvements in their daily functioning and overall well-being. Their transformations occur without pharmaceutical interventions. Cohen argues that the brain possesses an inherent capacity for change that standard treatments often overlook. The stories demonstrate how neurofeedback can access this neuroplasticity to create meaningful life changes. The book offers hope to readers facing similar struggles and provides evidence that recovery remains possible even after multiple failed attempts with other therapies.

Genres: neuroscience, brain, medical, non-fiction, health, alternative-medicine

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: transformation, underdog

220 pages · Paperback · Center for Brain Training

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