This article from the Washington Post discusses neurofeedback, thought field therapy, and craniosacral therapy. Thought you'd all be interested in giving it a read:

http://www.psycport.com/showArticle.cfm?xmlFile=washingtonpost%5F2004%5F06 %5F29%5Feng%2Dwashingtonpost%5Fwpni%5Feng%2Dwashin gtonpost%5Fwpni%5F000341%5F1286429334995542779%2Ex ml&provider=washingtonpost%2Ecom

Well, I've heard positive anecdotal evidence that neurofeedback does seem to work for AD/HD and I do believe that it works. As for craniosacral and TFt, I can't say much because I've heard very little about TFT and nothing of craniosacral therapy till now. Though, they both seem a little ridiculous to me and the fact that there has been no attempts to show that they work experimentally suggests I may be right.