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Neurofeedback & Alcohol Dependence
The study aims to examine whether the neurofeedback method (based on functional magnetic resonance imaging \[fMRI\]) can help patients with alcohol dependence to control their urges to drink alcohol and thus to remain abstinent. Potential effects of neurofeedback on abstinence and drinking behaviour will be evaluated based on the comparison between a group of patients receiving multiple sessions of neurofeedback training and a group of patients receiving treatment as usual over the same period of time.
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