DF Attached at bottom Audio-Visual Entrainment: II. Dental Studies David Siever¹, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Abstract: A great deal of temporo-mandibular joint dysfunction and myofascial pain dysfunction is activated in relation to anxiety and fear responses to challenging tasks, self-criticism and daily hassles. AVE, like passive meditation, appears to effectively alleviate these symptoms. Historical Background The […]

The news broke on a day that did not exist for me. I left for Australia on the 27th, and arrived on the 29th. I knew nothing about the scandalous photos that had just surfaced in the US on the 28th until I returned a few days later. Significantly, the photos were not the topic […]

Part 1 of 3. See bottom for PDF version. Articles on: Physiology and Clinical Applications of Audio-Visual Entrainment Technology by Dave Siever C.E.T. Page 2 Audio-Visual Entrainment: I. History and Physiological Mechanisms David Siever¹, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Abstract: Since the discovery of photic driving by Adrian and Matthews in 1934, much has been discovered about […]

This was the second year in which I presented an all-day seminar on our approach to neurofeedback. The audience grew this year to fill the room, and many others apparently picked up the handout. I presented a lot of theory, but most were waiting for the goods on how we actually do things, which I […]

A quick report on the just-concluded Winter Brain Conference, while memories are still fresh. On this occasion, we offered a two-day Advanced Training Course before the conference, as a convenience to those wanting to conserve on travel costs. But it does add significantly to what is already a long conference, a burden on the attendees […]