Alternative treatment offered for ADHD children

SAN ANTONIO - ADHD affects up to 10 percent of children in school. It's a common disorder that leaves many parents struggling with the realty of having to medicate their children. But there is an alternative - neurofeedback.

Mary Beth Fisk, executive director of the Ecumenical Center, and Nick Pantuso, a neurofeedback specialist, explain how it all works. ...