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You may want to post this on the special needs forum as you will find many parents there who have used all types of therapy.
We used neurofeedback with our daughter. We did not have success, but that doesn't mean I don't believe in it. It just didn't work for her at that point in time. Go for it.
But, neurofeedback is not a substitute for attachment therapy. It can enhance the therapy. It can open the brain to accept attachment. But without the attachment therapy, it really doesn't accomplish much.
I am a firm believer in attachment therapy. Be sure the therapist is a true attachment therapist, otherwise more damage is done. The child cannot have any control over what happens in therapy. And be sure you are always present. The child should never be with the therapist alone.
Let me know if you have any questions.
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