James S. Gordon, MD was an invited speaker at the AAPB to talk about Mind-Body Medicine and the Future of Health Care. Dr. Gordon is the Founder and Director of the Center for Mind-Body Medicine in Washington, DC (www.cmbm.org) and is a Clinical Professor in the Departments of Psychiatry and Family Medicine at the Georgetown […]
There’s nothing like starting off a conference by giving an eight-hour lecture, and expending all one’s energy up front. It was only on the morning of the lecture that I discovered the AAPB literature had featured mine as an introductory workshop rather than an intermediate/advanced one. I had intended this as an intensive presentation of […]
Today I was involved in another hearing before an Administrative Law Judge regarding Regional Center funding for a child with autism. It was, once again, surreal. The “fair” hearing is held after Regional Center denial of funding for neurofeedback. The parents decided to press their demands, and they invited us to help make their case. […]
“The heart is the recording secretary for the ego.” — Japanese Proverb Caroline Grierson and Sue and I have been listening to a tape by Ira Rosenberg of a short course on Heart Rate Variability (HRV) training delivered at one of the meetings of the California Biofeedback Society. Rosenberg has been doing this work since […]
“Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted.” Albert Einstein The debate continues on the various lists about the value of QEEG-based information to drive protocols. Whereas the fissures in the field are not as severe now as they once were, a divide still clearly exists, with people […]