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Application of Neurofeedback, Clinical Methods, Clinical Results, Efficacy, Neurofeedback

March 10, 2010

Introduction to Infra-low Frequency Training

The first convincing evidence for EEG feedback efficacy in the management of pathophysiology was with regard to generalized seizures. The early work by Sterman, Lubar, as well as the subsequent follow-up by others, therefore remains a crucial point of reference for the various feedback techniques that have built upon the early protocol of SMR reinforcement […]

Neurofeedback

January 19, 2010

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Protocols, Practice and Proof, Oh My!

by Matthew Fleischman, PhD “We’re not in Kansas anymore!” I thought to myself after hearing Dr. Eugene Peniston speak about brainwave therapy for alcoholism at The Menninger Foundation in Topeka in 1988. It was truly an over-the-rainbow idea that we could treat profound emotional and behavioral problems just by training individuals to modify their brainwaves. […]

Commentary, Neurofeedback, Professional Issues, Research, Scientific

January 06, 2010

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Neurofeedback, Global Warming, and the Financial Collapse

To someone who has been educated in the sciences it is somewhat jarring to see so many people blithely dismiss the alarming evidence in favor of global warming. And yet when it comes to neurofeedback, we are quite comfortable flying in the face of mainstream thinking and simply dismissing the mainstream position (of skepticism with […]

Application of Neurofeedback, Biofeedback, Conferences, Neurofeedback, Peak Performance

December 16, 2009

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Sean Casey’s Neurofeedback Story

For a number of years now I have been hearing from Leslie Coates in Florida about his work with a top-rated hitter in baseball. For reasons of client confidentiality, I never had a name to go with the story. When reporters would ask us about sports applications, the best story of all had to remain […]

Application of Neurofeedback, Autism, Commentary, Neurofeedback

December 12, 2009

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The Rare Event: Toyota, Tasers, and Autism

The issue of sudden, rapid acceleration in Toyota vehicles presents an interesting case study of how our society approaches rare hazardous events, and a consideration of this history can shed light on how other such instances are handled that are of more direct interest to us here. It turns out that this issue has been […]

Application of Neurofeedback, Commentary, Disregulation, Efficacy, Neurofeedback

November 23, 2009

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The Prevention Option

Even before the usual fire season got underway in Southern California this year, we had one of the largest fires ever in the Angeles National Forest. It was arson-set, and suspicion is cast on an immigrant who developed mental health issues over the past few years. Just fighting the fire cost the state nearly $100M, […]