Hi, my name is Gweb! does anyone know, to get neurofeedback funded by DSA?

Hello @Gweb

Welcome to the community! I hope you are keeping well?

DSA can pay for: 

• non-medical helpers, such as sign language interpreters or specialist mentors
• specialist equipment or assistive technology to enable you to access a computer
• other disability-related costs of studying, like extra copies of materials or a small fridge to store medication
• extra disability-related costs travelling to and from university

Costs are mainly related to the costs of studying. As neurofeedback is considered a therapy, have you reached out to speak to your GP about it?